When i built my deck this summer, i brought two tins (35 squids each ) of natural colour decking oil - ronseal was the brand - and applied it according to manufacturers instructions.
Ie wait till the deck was really dry (it was in june when it was mega hot) and flood the deck with the stuff. Painting it on with a wallpaper paste brush (new)
I have to say im not that happy with the finish, its gone quite patchy.
Now, should i, when spring comes around, re apply more oil (im worried about the patches becoming more prominent) or stain the deck. (would this require sanding first, and if so, what would i used to sand the deck as it is the grooved type)
Any ideas for a really good finish which will prolong the life of the deck.
Cheers
Ben
Ie wait till the deck was really dry (it was in june when it was mega hot) and flood the deck with the stuff. Painting it on with a wallpaper paste brush (new)
I have to say im not that happy with the finish, its gone quite patchy.
Now, should i, when spring comes around, re apply more oil (im worried about the patches becoming more prominent) or stain the deck. (would this require sanding first, and if so, what would i used to sand the deck as it is the grooved type)
Any ideas for a really good finish which will prolong the life of the deck.
Cheers
Ben