replying to Bob Minchin , Leng wrote:
bob.minchinREMOVE wrote:

The first lot should be fine as it will soak in. Whether it fades or not
who knows. If you re-coat at some stage, the concrete pores may be now
blocked and it may try and form a skin like a paint would and that might
not stick well. Should be several years down the line by then and you
might even have moved house!


thank you for letting me know, i won't try then.

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Leng wrote:

bob.minchinREMOVE wrote:

The first lot should be fine as it will soak in. Whether it fades or not
who knows. If you re-coat at some stage, the concrete pores may be now
blocked

thank you for letting me know, i won't try then.

Mine hasn't faded or flaked-off in a year.

replying to Andy Burns , Leng wrote:
usenet.feb2014 wrote:

Mine hasn't faded or flaked-off in a year.

I think what Bob said is when you re paint again, it may be having a
problem.

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Leng wrote:

Andy Burns wrote:

Mine hasn't faded or flaked-off in a year.

I think what Bob said is when you re paint again, it may be having a
problem.

It seemed happy to take two coats at the time.

replying to Andy Burns , Sarah wrote:
usenet.feb2014 wrote:

It seemed happy to take two coats at the time.



How is looking now? I am planning on treating out wooden fence and
concrete posts over the Christmas break if this mild weather stays around!

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replying to Sarah, Leng wrote:
Sarah wrote:

How is looking now? I am planning on treating out wooden fence and concrete
posts over the Christmas break if this mild weather stays around!


The colour on concrete and wooden fence is still same (I painted them
about In January/February 2015) and there is no fading on both either.
Cuprionol fence paint is a good product.

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Sarah writes
replying to Andy Burns , Sarah wrote:
usenet.feb2014 wrote:

It seemed happy to take two coats at the time.



How is looking now? I am planning on treating out wooden fence and
concrete posts over the Christmas break if this mild weather stays around!

Eventually it washes off and in the interim looks a mess.
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bert

bert wrote:

Sarah writes:

Andy Burns wrote:

It seemed happy to take two coats at the time.

How is looking now? I am planning on treating out wooden fence and
concrete posts over the Christmas break if this mild weather stays around!

Eventually it washes off and in the interim looks a mess.

Mine isn't Cuprinol (it's Wilco's) after two years no sign of it washing
off the concrete, though it has in places washed/peeled off the corners
of the fence.

On Wed, 23 Dec 2015 15:33:06 +0000, Andy Burns wrote:

bert wrote:

Sarah writes:

Andy Burns wrote:

It seemed happy to take two coats at the time.

How is looking now? I am planning on treating out wooden fence and
concrete posts over the Christmas break if this mild weather stays around!

Eventually it washes off and in the interim looks a mess.

Mine isn't Cuprinol (it's Wilco's) after two years no sign of it washing
off the concrete, though it has in places washed/peeled off the corners
of the fence.

I've a steel bench outside, SW side of the house. Put on a 4mm top (the old,
1.5mm one took 20 years to rust through), painted it with Aldidl metal paint
and the bright sivery finish was just too much.
Went over it with 2 coats of B&Q green fence paint and, apart from scraped
bits, it's still good after about 2 years.
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Peter.
The gods will stay away
whilst religions hold sway

On 23/12/2015 15:17, bert wrote:


Eventually it washes off and in the interim looks a mess.


Next door neighbour sprayed all his fence panels and concrete posts with
fence paint around 5 years ago. It didn't look that too good after he
had finished and now the posts look blotchy. Not a good look!

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replying to Sarah, Deb wrote:
I always paint post and gravel boards as I hate the look!! Used cheap fence
paint and currently ducks back all work really well. Just do it

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On Wednesday, 6 July 2016 12:44:03 UTC+1, Deb wrote:
replying to Sarah, Deb wrote:
I always paint post and gravel boards as I hate the look!! Used cheap fence
paint and currently ducks back all work really well. Just do it

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Why are you answering year old posts?