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Fence spraying
NT wrote:
On May 3, 1:03 am, Gib Bogle wrote: I'm looking into the idea of using a sprayer to put oil (diluted with turps) on my fences. Not having a compressor, I'm interested in the idea of an airless (electric) sprayer. The local hardware chain sells a small tool, Wagner Power Sprayer 70 watt, for NZ $90, i.e. 43 quid. I wonder if this is too cheap to be worth it. paraffin or diesel are less flammable and cheaper than turps. Slower drying too, but it soaks in so not a significant issue. Best to do more than just this for preservation though, although oil helps its not a total solution. Thanks, an excellent suggestion. The timber is all H3 (external use) treated, except for the posts, which are H4 (in the ground use). |
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