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Looking good!
Jimbo
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Thank you Jim
That’s cool, keep it simple yah?
They have to be kept out of the weather, or is it pressure treated I can’t tell?
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Thank you KnarlyCarl
These are out of construction grade 2 x 6’s. Treated lumber would be better if you wan’t to put them out on the ground.
I need to get a good paint for these. Any suggestions from anyone on prepping and painting these so they will last longer and won’t peal?
That is a very nice looking project can’t wait to see finished. Paint stain water seal any thing would look good just depends on your taste and if you want to match surroundings. If that’s where your gonna keep it a white to match rails would go good.
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Thats a cool idea man,good work. ive been thinking of doing some similar stuff for the wifeys pots.
LarryS wrote:
11 hours ago, LarryS said:Thank you KnarlyCarl
These are out of construction grade 2 x 6’s. Treated lumber would be better if you wan’t to put them out on the ground.
I need to get a good paint for these. Any suggestions from anyone on prepping and painting these so they will last longer and won’t peal?
don’t paint if you wanting to put these outside in the weather, spray or brush Thompson water sealer on them every 3-5 or so years, they have many different colors now …..if you didn’t glue the joints unscrew them and cover every piece of wood in its entirety……….. on any flats make sure the crown is up…….. I have non treated fence boards treated with this since 7 years and they still look like day one……
Thank you tonylandin
Thank you Mike
Here’s the link if you like. Just change the plans for whatever works for you
Thank you Tony. I’ll look into the Tompson water sealer..
And yes everything including the joints are glued with Titebond 3

