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Default Which kind of deck treatment?

Hi Folks,

As summer is approaching (Hopefully it will fall over a weekend this
year) it is time to treat my deck.


We have just moved into the house (November) and the deck was a mess.
Black slimy mold covered it all. After much cleaning with deck
cleaner
and a pressure washer, it is now clean.
However, the wood is now raw. It's not damaged, just very dry and
bland looking.


I am in a quandary as which product to use.
No one can seem to give me a definitive answer in the pros and cons of
each.
There are three on the shelves: Deck Treatment, Deck Stain and Deck
Oil.


I am not interested in the stain. (I see it as only colouring. Am I
wrong?)


My first reaction is to use oil. No real reason though. Is this a wise
choice?
Only drawback I can see is the cost and the drying time. 1-2 days.


How about the "Treatment" What is it and why is it better / worse.
It dries in 1-2 hours.


Any advice would be welcome....


TIA.
Regards,
Crispin


 
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