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RONSEAL FENCELIFE

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  • 26-03-2010 10:05pm
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    -Corkie-
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    How ye

    I have a timber fence going around the perimiter of my house just 1 acre which is a long fence.

    I painted it 2 years ago using ronseal fencelife the 5 year stuff using the spray gun. It was nearly all faded last year so i decided to paint it black this year as it was cedar red so i just bought the year stuff. I done it during the dry spell 2 weeks ago and when it rained most of it washed of and its almost back to red cedar again i brushed on and all this time...

    Is their any sort of guarantee with this stuff or money back as its a total rip off i think. Burnt oil would have been better and cheaper:mad:


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    gsxr1
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    SARASON wrote: »
    How ye

    I have a timber fence going around the perimiter of my house just 1 acre which is a long fence.

    I painted it 2 years ago using ronseal fencelife the 5 year stuff using the spray gun. It was nearly all faded last year so i decided to paint it black this year as it was cedar red so i just bought the year stuff. I done it during the dry spell 2 weeks ago and when it rained most of it washed of and its almost back to red cedar again i brushed on and all this time...

    Is their any sort of guarantee with this stuff or money back as its a total rip off i think. Burnt oil would have been better and cheaper:mad:

    take pics and send them to ronseal. see whats happens


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    flutered
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    go to your local garage and ask them for a few gallons of burned oil, its your only man for that job.


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    -Corkie-
    Closed Accounts Posts: 10,025 ✭✭✭✭-Corkie-


    flutered wrote: »
    go to your local garage and ask them for a few gallons of burned oil, its your only man for that job.

    I know i have it at home i wouldnt mind. That stuff is a waste of money.


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