I have fairly new decking to treat . Softwood ( pine ) only suppliers
presevative & never had anything else on ...
From what I've read deck oil is best but which one ?
Apparently Cuprinol and Ronseal are crap
Would welcome any advice from the experience of those on here .

Cheers

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I have fairly new decking to treat . Softwood ( pine ) only suppliers
presevative & never had anything else on ...
From what I've read deck oil is best but which one ?
Apparently Cuprinol and Ronseal are crap
Would welcome any advice from the experience of those on here .

Cheers

I'm currently using Liberon decking oil. It gives a nice finish, and seems
to be fairly water-repelling. On the other hand, it is quite expensive, and
2 or 3 coats are required before the wood stops soaking it up. I've only
been using it for 6 months, so I don't know what its long-term performance
is like.

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I have fairly new decking to treat . Softwood ( pine ) only suppliers
presevative & never had anything else on ...

Stick with decking oil. Much easier to recoat in the future and retains a
natural look.

From what I've read deck oil is best but which one ?

Never found much difference TBH.

Apparently Cuprinol and Ronseal are crap

According to who?


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www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember saying
something like:

I have fairly new decking to treat .

Petrol, match.

On 10 Oct, 14:28, wrote:

Apparently Cuprinol and Ronseal are crap

I've used Ronseal decking oil and found it excellent.

Mathew