Noticed my deck boards are getting a lot of sun damage, do any of you stain or seal the boards? If so, let me know what you use! Thanks
used motor oil out of the Cummins......... sorry could not resist. Olympic sealer from Lowes a dark color
It's very common to use used oil or tranny fluid to treat a trailer deck. Mines a tilt deck so I don't like the idea of greasing the deck then trying to walk up on it. Subscribed
Everytime I post that I use used oil from the Cummins in the saw, people go nuts about it getting on the ground....
Or the recylcle cans they pick up with giant diesel, fossil fuel burners! Not much help from you kids tonight!
Oh boy...fun stuff going on here Too cost prohibitive to swap wood for expanded metal, or not a gooder substitute, period?
...you mean the ones driving on thousands of miles (and millions of tons) of new asphalt laid every year...ever see the sheen running off of new asphalt during the first rain? But back OT...I've used Thompsons sealer on a trailer before...seems OK if you want to recoat every year or two...
Or railroad ties...perfectly legal to leave them in place but as soon as they are removed from a railroad bed they are considered hazardous. Shouldn't that be the other way around considering how much creosote has already leached out of them? As for oiling the deck, just buy a Clark 664C skidder, it will do it for you as much of an oil sieve as that thing is. All joking aside, here most people just use rough sawn White Oak planking with no sealant.
DON"T bring that up again. Wow, I never saw this board get so irate as me bringing up how bar oil is an out right scam.
I was joking, but we did pour it on the ground behind the barn. Now it sounds crazy, but that's what we did.