Manns Premier UV Decking Oil

This seems like a good quality product, I chose an oil rather than paint as I’m hoping the finish will last - living in a coastal area with lashings of wind, rain and sun I need a finish that’s up to the job. Having cleaned the deck 5 times the oil went on easily and was was touch dry within a few hours - a second coat the following day and the job was done. Pleased to say the natural oak colour was a good choice. The left over product has been used to oil a garden bench and out door tables. (Hint - To apply the oil to the bench I used cheap, disposable children’s foam paint sponges which are on a short stick - held lots of product and got into all the fiddly slats.)

The oil was easily applied, it looked great on the sides and trellis of my decking and I hope it will last as long as it says on the tin!

High quality, easy application. My only (very small) gripe is that the natural oak colour is much darker than it appears on the websites pictures. If you want that colour I'd suggest mixing one Tin of Natural Oak and One Clear.

High quality, easy application. And Real Oil based!!! Rare these days!

I’ve not used this order yet but have used the product before, hopefully it will be the same standard.

I was recommended this product by a friend. I found it a bit more expensive than other brands…but when you trust a friend and they’ve used it, I guess you go with it till they let you down. So I think I’ve brought about 7 cans over a 6 month period and I’m pleased with the colour, let’s see how the panels do over the winter Posted 9/12/2024

The product had been very securely boxed for transport in fully sustainable packaging. It arrived very promptly in the advertised condition.

This product has made my timber decking looks good and it is now slip resistant because the oil soaks right into the wood and makes it alot more water resistant.

The rain just sits on the decking, really nice colour also

Excellent pre sales advice and post sale advice and good product. I just wish they could guarantee.some decent weather so I can get the 2nd coat down.

It does what it says in the tin.. (which Ronseal doesn't do anymore if you want high VOC). If you need the solvent based oil so that you can actually get the deck coated and dry in the two days of sunshine between the dark days constant rain in Scotland then this is the trick! Ronseal used to do a solvent one but alas no more! I got two coats on this summer and am patiently waiting for another sunny day to get another coat on... {Maybe in May?}....

The title says it all - It is a solvent based product, which was perfect as these are harder to find these days. It went on really easily, fried fast, which is essential for the small windows of warmer and not raining weather we have in Scotland. in the 3 days of not-rain we had this year i managed to get two coats down on the deck and it's looking great! I used a clear for the 2nd coat however as the natural oak was much darker than i thought it would be. Everyone has their own preference though... Would buy again, (in clear)...

Used on heavily worn decking and balcony. Left a nice finish and was easy to apply.

Already bought a second tin to apply next summer, great stuff!!

This my second tin and the quality is brilliant, I've used one tin on one side and this tin on the other. The match is just perfect, if I have any other finishes I require I will not hesitate to come back.

Particularly with a wide long handled brush, Mann's is the best & easiest wood treatment to apply for decking. Personally I re-treat my deck every couple of years, which is rash with this product. Just jet wash/brush deck, allow time to dry out ( preferably in sun)and re apply. Comes up like new!

Will definitely use this product again. Service was excellent too.

I applied this to a one-year old featheredge pine fence using an airless sprayer. The airless sprayer worked really well to apply an even colour across the fence. The colour is exactly right to rejuvenate the relatively new fence. I applied a second coat of the Clear to avoid darkening the fence too much. However the Natural Oak oil was lumpy and there was some separating out of some component of the fluid that clogged the sprayer's filters. I noticed this on opening the first tin (even after shaking it). It was gloopy and lumpy as it poured from the retail tin into the container I used to supply the sprayer. For subsequent tins I shook even more vigorously and for longer, but the result was the same. I've had to replace two filters on the sprayer because of the extent of clogging. So far the fence looks good, but we'll have to see how it weathers. As far as the Natural Oak tinted oil goes, I'll probably try a different brand next time.

Beautiful colour and finish to the wood.

Looks okay as applied. Ask me again in 12 months time and I will rate the long term use.