to seal a wood deck for the first time.
Once the rain stops and my deck dries out I need to apply some sort of
preservative.
Thanks

P.S. I hear Thompson's is NOT the one to use.

Consumer Reports just rated them. Check it out at the library.


"Jr." wrote in message
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to seal a wood deck for the first time.
Once the rain stops and my deck dries out I need to apply some sort of
preservative.
Thanks

P.S. I hear Thompson's is NOT the one to use.

I like olympic clear,its an oil based product
I'm in maine and have seen it last at least 3 yrs
"Art" wrote in message
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Consumer Reports just rated them. Check it out at the library.


"Jr." wrote in message
m...
to seal a wood deck for the first time.
Once the rain stops and my deck dries out I need to apply some sort of
preservative.
Thanks

P.S. I hear Thompson's is NOT the one to use.

Jr. wrote:
to seal a wood deck for the first time.
Once the rain stops and my deck dries out I need to apply some sort of
preservative.
Thanks

P.S. I hear Thompson's is NOT the one to use.

If money is not an option, use One Time Wood.

http://www.onetimewood.com/

You will pay out the whazoo, but it will only have to be done
once every seven years.

good luck.

On Jul 17, 6:28 am, "Jr." wrote:
to seal a wood deck for the first time.
Once the rain stops and my deck dries out I need to apply some sort of
preservative.
Thanks

P.S. I hear Thompson's is NOT the one to use.

Consumer reports has ongoing tests of all stains, its worth
subscribing online. Regular thompsons they stopped testing, I believe,
because it was so bad. Cabots is always good