Barrettine Light Brown CreoSolve 4L is a low-odour, oil-based wood treatment designed as a safer alternative to traditional creosote. Formulated without biocides, it offers similar water-repellent and protective qualities, making it ideal for exterior timbers such as fence panels, posts, and sheds. With a bitumen and wax blend, this treatment penetrates deeply into the wood to help reduce swelling, twisting, and cracking while providing a classic, traditional finish once dry. Suitable for rough, sawn, or smooth timber, it is for outdoor use only.

Key Features

• Water-repellent, oil-based formula helps prevent moisture damage and wood movement
• Suitable for rough, sawn, or smooth exterior timber such as fences and sheds
• Lower hazard alternative to creosote with similar application and appearance
• Low-odour solution for easier application in well-ventilated outdoor spaces
• Helps reduce swelling, twisting, and cracking in wooden structures
• Dries to a traditional brown finish for a classic outdoor look
• Does not contain biocides, making it environmentally safer
• Good penetration into timber for long-lasting performance
• For exterior use only

Technical Information

• Base: Oil-based with bitumen and wax
• Drying Time: 24-48 hours
• Coverage Per Litre: 6-8m²
• Colour: Light brown
• Brand: Barrettine
• Size: 4L

Application Instructions

1. Make sure the wood is dry, clean, and free from any repellent coatings like paint or varnish. Remove these and sand the surface if necessary
2. Apply the product with a brush in dry, calm weather conditions
3. For best results, apply two coats to bare or previously stained wood
4. If using more than one container of CreoSolve, mix them together beforehand to ensure colour consistency, as shades may vary between batches
5. Allow 24-48 hours for the treatment to dry fully
6. Clean brushes and tools with white spirit after use

Product Disclaimer

• Please note that CreoSolve is not recommended for decking or garden furniture
• This product is not suitable for painted surfaces