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  1. 12-12-2006, 21:35 #1
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    Default Outdoor furniture.

    Is it ok to treat it at this time of year?
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    Default Re: Outdoor furniture.

    Is it wet or frozen? (or plastic ).

    I don't think it gets to the core of the wood as good if it's not dry - but I don't know to be honest.
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    Default Re: Outdoor furniture.

    Quote Originally Posted by Ck View Post
    Is it ok to treat it at this time of year?
    Why would one wont to? It is faaaarrr too cold...

    Stay inside, put the fire on...

    SplitOakLrgBurn - Outdoor furniture.

    Aaaaaah, lovely.
    banner - Outdoor furniture.
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    Default Re: Outdoor furniture.

    What are you treating it to? A night on the town?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Morningstarr* View Post
    What are you treating it to? A night on the town?
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    Default Re: Outdoor furniture.

    Some of it will be damp, probably, but two chairs are dry 'cos I've brought them indoors. I'm needing them as extra dinner chairs so wondered whilst I was sprucing them up whether I could do the outdoor (damp) stuff too.
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    Default Re: Outdoor furniture.

    Best when dry.
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    Default Re: Outdoor furniture.

    Thank you.
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