Cabot Australian TimberOil 5 Gallon
$244.99
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Free shipping on all 5 Gallon Pails! Cabot ATO has a unique blend of oils formulated for Exotic Hardwoods such as IPE(pronounced epay) Mahogany, Brazilian Redwood, Massaranduba, Meranti, Pau Lupe, and Teak. Linseed, Tung, and alkyds mixed with trans-oxide pigments make this the most impervious coating against UV damage. Delivers 3-way oil protection for maximum durability and water repellency Penetrates deep into wood to accentuate natural wood depth and grain Trans-oxide pigments ensure lasting UV protection. Can also be used on Composite Decking Coverage: |
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| Parameters of Product: Deck/Wood Stains | |
| Brands | Cabot |
| Available Sizes | 5 Gallon |
| Your Wood Type | Exotic Hardwoods/Ipe |
| Stain Transparency | Semi-Transparents |
| Oil or Water Based | Oil Based |
| Horizontal or Vertical Surfaces | Horizontal |
| Low VOC State | Yes |
| Coats Needed | 1 Coat |
| Free Shipping | Yes |
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Timber Oil is the best
I have restored many decks in the past decade. I have applied many different stains during this time. I clean with oxidizers and follow with deck brighteners and allow ample dry time before staining. Cabot Australian Timber Oil lasts three years on most decks. Water beads up now after the second year of my neighbors deck I completed. The last deck I did I utilized Maghogany flame Australian Timber Oil. I put two coats on vertical surfaces and three coats on floors and rail tops. I use stain mitts on rails and a sponge type floor mop for the floors. I use a bottle sprayer to hit cracks in the floor. Pays off!
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May 06, 2010
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