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Treating a Black and Decker Workmate

The Witches Cat · 2021-11-29 14:36:00

Hi Guys. Would it be ok to leave a workmate outside covered up? Would i have to treat the wood panels with anything? Thanks

29-11-2021 2:36pm

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The Witches Cat

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Hi Guys.
Would it be ok to leave a workmate outside covered up? Would i have to treat the wood panels with anything?
Thanks

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#2 29-11-2021 2:46pm

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If it's like mine, it's made of bamboo and the surfaces can take a bit of abuse, but start to swell up after a while.
Covering will help. Mine is outside now for 5 years and it's still 'functional'.

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#3 29-11-2021 11:23pm

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The metal parts need protection as well.

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