But would a borer treatment be worthwhile if you can't treat all
surfaces of the wood? And if borers are a problem in that locale
wouldn't they have been treated prior to installation? Just asking. I
haven't a clue to the correct answer to either question.
Chuck Norcutt
Andrew Fildes wrote:
> Those look like what we call Oregon - Douglas Fir? A penetrating
> sealer should do - if they haven't been attacked after 50 years you
> may not need anything nasty but a precoat of a borer treatment may be
> wise. I'm fond of Danish oil as it penetrates, proofs and hardens
> softwoods, enhancing the reddish colour.
> Andrew Fildes
> afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> On 14/09/2007, at 5:29 PM, swisspace wrote:
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>> The question is what should I put on them when I have finished
>> cleaning
>> them OR maybe nothing at all may be the answer. The new roof will
>> sit on
>> top of them so trhey will all be in full display.
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