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I was wondering what everyone uses for a wood preservative for wood trailer decks. I have seen the typical water repellents, linseed oil, used motor oil and even anti freeze recommended as a preservative. I was thinking of a good latex house paint as they are typicall very durable.
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Jim Thomson
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On May 13, 2020 at 1:59 PM Andy Glines <andyglines@hotmail.com> wrote:
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I am salvaging the frame from an old pop-up camper to use for utility trailer. The deck will be about 6' X 11'. I can use 3/4" treated plywood or 1X6 treated boards for about the same cost. Which one will do a better job?
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