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  • <p> <span style="font-size: 18px;"><strong>If you've got new wood to take care of, check out Seasonite.</strong></span> Seasonite is intended for new wood and its main purpose is to allow that newly sawn / planed wood to settle down and weather without cracking, splitting or warping. If you apply oils etc to new wood before the pores have had a chance to open and become receptive, the oils will not penetrate as deep as would be advisable and the wood will need a top up sooner. The recommended approach to new exposed wood is, treat it initially with Seasonite. Leave it for about 6 to 12 months to weather. As it will fade while exposed, for best results, clean the wood with Net-Trol (will get rid of the grey, bleached look) and after it dries out properly, oil it with two coats of Textrol. If you install a new deck etc in Spring, you could leave the wood to weather naturally for a few months and then clean it with Net-Trol and oil later with Textrol. If you install new wooden decking late in the year when 'oiling' is difficult due to weather conditions etc, a good idea is to apply a coat of Seasonite as soon as possible after installing the deck and leave it until mid following year to weather prior to oiling etc as above. Seasonite applied to new decking etc late in the year will stop serious damage by rain, frost etc&nbsp;being caused over the winter months. An important point also is that Seasonite contains a fungicide which helpsprevent the growth of slippery algae on the decking over the winter months.</p> <p> &nbsp;</p> <p> &nbsp;</p> new wood should be allowed to 'settle in' with Seasonite.

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