My new extension is clad in cedar. This was coated with an Osmo UV oil to protect it before Christmas. The oil says that it can't be applied below 5 degrees C - so we deliberately left it to a period in December with temperatures of 8-9 for a few days.
It still isn't bloody dry over a month later!
I rang the Osmo technical helpline, and they advise stripping the whole lot back with meths, sanding, allowing it to weather for 12 weeks, and then recoating.
Both the builder and I think this is likely to wreck the cedar.
I am SO pissed off. This product costs something like £50 a can, and it's less useful than ordinary Danish oil.
Has anyone else had this issue? What did you do?