As far as I can see neither of them is a paint, they are both water-based fence stains that leave a tinted, waxy, water repellent film on the surface. When it stops repelling water, it needs another coat. They stick better to rough, sawn or weathered wood than to smooth planed or sanded timber. They do not stick to painted surfaces, metal or plastic, but will stain brick or concrete. Apart from repelling rain, they do not prevent rot, for example in damp wood.
I have used numerous brands, mostly buy in end-of-season sales. Plastic tubs reseal much better than tins. You need a mechanical stirrer.
The very cheap "value" brands tend to be watery. Apart from that, own-brands by reputable chains are much the same as heavily advertised brands, and cheaper.
Timbercare is their cheap line so it will not be much good. They sell a better wax-enriched line.