It is a fence . I have fences I did 25 years ago in $40 for 10 litres , water based stain , that got 3 coats new , and redone every 5 years or so , that still looks okay , and gets that slightly aged pattina . I don't think it overly matters .

I redid a fence 10 years ago that had been up for probably 30 years then -- 3 coats of charcoal over 3 weeks , basically hid the brown . Redo that one every 4 or 5 years when it starts looking more reddy brown than charcoal .

At $40 for 10 litres , hardly worth worrying about -- 2 pails does heaps .

Does your fence really need staining? Are you planting in front of it (how much of the fence will you see after the plants have grown)?
All staining will need touching up over the years. It depends a lot on exposure to sun and weather. Bunnings have all their brands and prices on their website and then you can look up the individual specs on the manufacturers website.

Yes, I wish I need a Stain on my Fencing. If you see the pictures, my fence is being more faded and Some wood chips are coming out. So, I have decided to put the stain..

Please update me which Fence stain I can Purchase. I.e., any examples by sending few pictures of Fence stains Oil Based.. and How to start applying Oil Based Fence stain to my fence with Some instructions.. This is my first time staining my Fence..

Go to Bunnings, pick what colour staining you would like, or just a clear stain. Buy the paint, buy a wide bristle paint brush. Wait for a dry day and start painting the stain with the paintbrush onto your fence......done. The paint service desk can help you with any queries.

Sure, thanks for that.

And my query is, can I directly spray with my sprayer. I mean I don't have to add anything to mix. Right??

I have to keep this fence due to the Council requirements. And the Windows are frosted.. can't see from out side.. And the other window you can see is a Study Room .. as you said, I have to fix the Privacy window for this As well. Need to find out. Please share, if you have any ideas.

For now, my more concern is staining The Fence before gets delayed...

Yes stain goes directly into sprayer, no need to mix with anything.

Just confirm with the shop assistant, at the paint shop, that the stain you are purchasing can be used in a sprayer, or whether it needs to be applied with a brush. Depends on the type of stain paint.

Yes sure..

Can You suggest me which I can Use among these fence stains from Burnings from the below pictures.. I mean descriptions of the fence stains... I need to have an idea. Please help

You don’t want the cabots stain and varnish. That is for interior....it’s written on the tin.

Yes, I need a clarification. I sent you just to check myself. And Apart from that, I can use any of them right ??

Use this one. https://cabots.com.au/product/cabots-deck-exterior-stain-oil-based/

Cool. Really appreciated.. Thanks for your suggestions..

What about the others? That I've sent you in above chat?

Is Timber Oil, Decking Oil different from exterior Stain Oil based??

You don’t want a decking product. You want a timber exterior product.

Excellent.. Thanks for your Kind response...

If you’re considered about especially damp conditions, then it makes sense to look for a privacy fence , pvc picket fence, pvc fencing stain that offers additional protection against moisture damage. Seal Once Marine Premium Wood Sealer uses nanoparticle technology to penetrate the wood and protect it from within, rather than forming a top-layer barrier that may eventually crack and split from moisture evaporation.

Your council doesn't allow Colorbond, it specifies timber? Timber warps over time. Left alone it should weather to grey. If you paint it needs repainting and oil outgasses worse than water-based.

To me , thats part of the charm . Timber doesn't look perfect and 'manicured' like colourbond or render or plastic slats or wrought iron , and it ages and changes -- it isn't the same in 5 years . Thats why it is always my preference .

Dulux suggest using Rapid finish on fences, using a spray gun is a lot quicker