http://www.thompsonswaterseal.com/penet ... timber-oilI used this September 2016 to pretty good effect, thinking I'll continue with it going forward, or at least this type of material now that they are making oils to comply with VOC laws here. 10 YO declasse PT pine. It states it's good for cedar.
There is no perfect product when it comes to this subject, but this wil be better than peeling / flaking coatings, which I believe I'll never deal with again. Quite spendy, almost double the cost of other stuff. A tad slippery for a few weeks after application, beware. A very slight colour fade in open exposed areas, but nothing severe.
After fastidious surface prep, it went on the easiest I've ever experienced, roller and rags. Cleanup was extremely easy, I just tossed it all (once dried) which I think is the smallest environmental impact considering how much solvent you would need to drain to save a roller. Same as other products too by the way. Going to let it go into 2018, and we'll see what my recoat interval will be. I won't bother to be surprised if I'm doing it at the same as water-based, but surface prep should be easier *knocks wood* I'll try to make this my last entry on this thread, getting a bit sick of dealing with this. Next deck will be composite.
Enjoy!