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I’m building a fairly large western red cedar deck and I want to find a finish that is eco-friendly, preserves the wrc look and extends the life of the deck. I have info from Sadolin, Livos and Osmo. If anyone has used or is familiar with these products I would appreciate comments or recommendations and even warnings.
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I'm building a fairly large western red cedar deck and I want to find a finish that is eco-friendly, preserves the wrc look and extends the life of the deck. I have info from Sadolin, Livos and Osmo. If anyone has used or is familiar with these products I would appreciate comments or recommendations and even warnings.