5GAL Fence Post Paint

I have a 26-year old fence with over 70 fence posts. I got tired of spraying them with cedar stain every four years.The permeating and restorative qualities of this product is nothing like I have ever seen for restoring old fence posts.Permeates DEEP, DEEP, DEEP and dries (at 70F and above) in an hour.I don't have to rip out my 70 fence posts and replace them with 70 new fence posts. Let that sink in.Word of caution. This product permeates like nothing you have ever seen before. I predict from my first observations of the depth this product permeates that it will extend my 70 fence posts by at least ten years. I am not lying here - that is how impressed I am with this product.Application: ROLL ON with a narrow (3") roller made for heavy materials. It rolls on incredibly smooth. A STAIN BRUSH is recommended, or just some cheap brush that has a high soaking capacity. You will be amazed at how easy it is to apply this product.I took several 1 gallon bleach bottles, cut out a "U" just under the handle, and those work fantastic for holding this and dipping your brush (or 3" roller) into while you go down your fence line.CAUTION: Anything this gets on is going to suck it up like you would not believe. Plan on throwing away any cloths you are wearing when you apply this - you will NEVER get it out. DON'T APPLY THIS and then get in your car or truck - YOU WILL RUIN your car seats (LoL).If you are going to apply this on wood in an area where you don't want splatter droppings - USE A HEAVY PLASTIC DROP CLOTH, and one this will not permeate through onto your floor or concrete porch. You won't get this stuff off of anything it comes in contact with - SO BE WARNED!Wear a LONG-SLEEVED shirt (that you plan on throwing away). Seriously, it will ruin anything you are wearing when you apply it.Wear HEAVY RUBBER GLOVES, and not the flimsy gloves. This will dry so quick it will seal your glove to whatever container you are dipping your roller out of.I highly, highly recommend this product for restoring old fence posts. It saved me tons, and tons, and tons of work!

Very, very pleased with this fence paint! This paint went on very easy and covered very well. The look of this paint is just impressive - our fence looks great! Great product - highly recommend !!

So far its great paint. Dried really quickly and cleanly. I docked this a star because off the initial headline claiming its a 5 gallon sale. Later I the description at least it posts it is 4.75 gallon and says same on bucket. False advertising gets old.

Use this only outdoors at the smell of creosote is pronounced. My home was built in 1860 and some of th wood is old. I wanted to protect this, plus new outdoor fencing, porch posts, etc. and decided on this paint. I could not be happier. My contractor is going to start recommending it to his clients. It looks great, and will protect your wood. Highly recommend.

Down graded for easy to use. In looking at prior reviews I understood it could be sprayed. Instead we are in the process of rolling it.

Great Product worth the money.

I used this paint to paint some railroad ties that were installed as a retaining wall. I had used Rustoleum two years ago and the ties looked terrible two years later. This paint did a great job. The paint goes on easy and the ties now look like brand new. It is a nice deep black color and so far they have held up under several down pours of rain. If they hold up through the winter I will be impressed since keeping paint on railroad ties that have creosote on them is not the easiest thing to do. If things change I will update this post.Update: 04/25/8/2019I see that the paint did not hold up well through the winter on the railroad ties. I will have to repaint again this year. I don't think anything will work on railroad ties except for the creosote and you can no longer buy it because it is illegal to use it here in the USA now.Update: 08/15/20This stuff is crap paint. It does not hold up on any surfaces I have used it on. I have used it over the past two years to paint the railroad ties over again and it does not hold up at all. I have used it on steps made of pine wood and the paint came off the following year. I have used it on plywood and it starts to come off in a couple months. I would not buy this crap if it was the last paint on earth. I am sorry if I misled anyone from my original post. I would not buy this stuff again.

I have two sets of pasture fences. One pasture we painted white the other black. After 20 years the white fence has fallen over. The black fence was still standing. I have recently started to repaint the old back fence with your product, it is easy to apply and easy to clean up. Dont paint tour fence, seal them. They will last longer.