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Hi @KSB,
You might like to share some images with us so we can better understand the condition. If it's about due for oiling, you can use Cabot's Deck Clean to remove buildup and clean the deck, which preps it for oiling.
Here's a helpful guide: How to oil your deck.
Mitchell
Hi Mitch many thanks for your reply. It’s only been about 8 months since it was oiled so I doubt if it would require re oiling. But PFA the photos for your opinion.
Hello @KSB
Your second photo appears to show an uneven application of oil stain on the surface of your deck. Some portions appear to be dark others light with a clear distinction between brush strokes applied to the surface. For cleaning purposes, I suggest using the Cabot's Deck Clean as suggested by Mitch. Otherwise, I propose sanding the surface and reapplying the oil on the decking surface. It's possible that the oil on the surface of the deck has faded away at a much faster rate due to the environmental conditions present outside.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
Hello @KSB
The Cabot's Deck clean will only clean the surface of your deck. If you oil the deck unsanded it will not get absorbed properly and you will end up with an uneven finish on your deck. I'm sorry but I am unaware of a technique to paint between the decking panels.
Here are some handy step-by-step guides:
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
