Using Bitumen Paint On Fence Posts at Inez Rodriguez blog

Using Bitumen Paint On Fence Posts. I'd go with the creo substitute or proper end grain preservative as suggested. I've got some 10 foot 4x4 pergola posts to concrete into a garage concrete floor. My husband has some bitumen paint for his shed at home, i have ordinary shed paint for mine up there and was intending to. The bitumen paint on the bottom of the fence posts will take around two to four hours to dry and be ready to use. Bitumen is sold in blocks and needs heating up. I’ve trawled through this site and seen some mention of using bitumen. Select your choice of fence paint or oil and paint all of your mortises and post tops (the section out of the ground). Folks, i am building a frame to mount solar panels on and using 100x100 treated fence posts to support it. Now the pergola needs to be 8 foot and i. What’s the best preservative to use on the fence posts? I'm going to be installing a few new fence posts and i've read that coating the bottom of the fence post with bitumen can help protect it from rot. There will be bolted onto two fence spurs to keep them off the ground.

Select your choice of fence paint or oil and paint all of your mortises and post tops (the section out of the ground). I’ve trawled through this site and seen some mention of using bitumen. My husband has some bitumen paint for his shed at home, i have ordinary shed paint for mine up there and was intending to. What’s the best preservative to use on the fence posts? I'd go with the creo substitute or proper end grain preservative as suggested. The bitumen paint on the bottom of the fence posts will take around two to four hours to dry and be ready to use. Now the pergola needs to be 8 foot and i. There will be bolted onto two fence spurs to keep them off the ground. I've got some 10 foot 4x4 pergola posts to concrete into a garage concrete floor. Bitumen is sold in blocks and needs heating up.

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Using Bitumen Paint On Fence Posts What’s the best preservative to use on the fence posts? I've got some 10 foot 4x4 pergola posts to concrete into a garage concrete floor. I'm going to be installing a few new fence posts and i've read that coating the bottom of the fence post with bitumen can help protect it from rot. Bitumen is sold in blocks and needs heating up. Folks, i am building a frame to mount solar panels on and using 100x100 treated fence posts to support it. There will be bolted onto two fence spurs to keep them off the ground. Now the pergola needs to be 8 foot and i. Select your choice of fence paint or oil and paint all of your mortises and post tops (the section out of the ground). The bitumen paint on the bottom of the fence posts will take around two to four hours to dry and be ready to use. What’s the best preservative to use on the fence posts? My husband has some bitumen paint for his shed at home, i have ordinary shed paint for mine up there and was intending to. I’ve trawled through this site and seen some mention of using bitumen. I'd go with the creo substitute or proper end grain preservative as suggested.