Uula Decking Oil

Uula Decking Oil – A water-based oil for exterior wood surfaces, terraces and jetties

Uula Decking Oil is a fast drying water based treatment oil for exterior wood surfaces. The product is odourless, durable and easy to maintain. The quick-to-absorb translucent treatment oil protects the wood from dirt and moisture, reduces cracking and keeps the wood in good condition naturally. Uula Decking Oil suits new and old untreated wood as well as surfaces treated with products that do not form a membrane or hard coating that might prevent the absorption of the oil. It is ideal for log walls and weather boarding, terraces, decking, jetties, wooden stairs and banisters, wooden furniture and boats. It can also be used on impregnated wood.

Coverage: Rough sawn surfaces approx. 6 m²/litre. Smooth planed surfaces approx. 10 m²/litre.
Drying time: The treated surface is touch dry in approximately an hour and ready for a re-coat in 4 hours. Absorption and drying are significantly slower on dense or new planed surfaces.
Thinner: Water.
Colours: In addition to the translucent colours on the Uula Colour Charts the Uula Decking Oil can be tinted to most commonly available translucent colour charts. Please note that the colour of the surface, previous treatments and tinting pastes, tinting machines and differences in tinting methods may cause subtle variation in colour. The number of coats changes the gloss level of the coating.

Cleaning of equipment: Wash all tools with soap and water straight after finishing the work.
Storage & prevention of environmental impact: Storage in dry and cool, out of reach of children. Does not tolerate freezing temperatures. Empty, clean packaging can be recycled. All liquid waste must be taken to a hazardous waste collection point.

Always stir the decking oil thoroughly before and during treatment. Mix a big enough batch in a separate container for large continuous surfaces to avoid possible variation in shade. Also treat open ends of timber thoroughly. Do not use in the rain or in direct sunlight. Do not treat surfaces heated by the sun.