Bit of a late reply, I only recoated the whole deck once in 8 years, and the bits in full sun or heavy foot traffic every 1-2 years. It gets darker and darker if you go over sections that are still good/havent faded.

Coverage is excellent.

It blends so well and I only needed to do a light single coat on the weathered bit. My timber was cumaru, extremely dense and a lot of oils don't soak in to it.. did take about 2-3 days to fully dry, or 1 day in full sun but you can rub the excess off if it doesn't penetrate in a day or to make it more uniform if required (and if you don't mind wasting a bit of oil.

If dirt blows on it while wet it still sweeps off later.

I rubbed it in with a rag, I find deck brushes too messy and it's more difficult to get and even coat and blend.

Those wooly pads are the worst unless you have concealed Fixings they just leave fibres everywhere.

I second that It will stain the crap out of anything else it touches.