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preserving timber

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why does timber outside need to be protected to prevent wear and tear and to prevent fungi infection
what are preservatives Preservatives are chemicals used to treat wood to give it protection that will extend its useful life.
who do preservatives work Preservatives protect the wood by creating a barrier that stops fungi and insects from attacking the wood.
Name two types of wood preservative Tar-oil preservative Water borne preservative Organic solvent preservative
Describe three methods of applying preservatives to wood. Brushing or spraying Dipping Pressure treatment
what is the first step to take when protecting a picnic table I would use a solvent based preservative that would be safe when dry.
what is the second step to take when protecting a picnic table apply the preservative in at least three coats allowing each coat to dry completely.
what is the third step to take when protecting a picnic table brush each coat on carefully.
what is the fourth step to take when protecting a picnic table I would wear protective gloves, eye protection and a face mask for the fumes.
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