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Port orford cedar deck with light brown penetraing oil

This is a deck constructed of Port Orford Cedar. Port orford cedar is the hardest of all the cedars. This deck has a light brown penetrating oil on it. Because cedar naturally has a high amount of resins in the wood it takes a few years before the oil will actually penetrate in as it should. Cedar decks should remain unfinished for a year before putting a penetrating oil on, especially port orford cedar. This wood needs an experienced wood guru like myself to take care of it.

This deck was built by Archadeck of Southern Fairfield. http://southern-fairfield-county.archadeck.com

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