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To use or Not to use (post #193006)

RTClass on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 06:12
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Has anyone used "one time wood protector" ?

Is it crap or is it as good as they say?

Thanks 

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Made by who and what does it (post #193006, reply #1 of 5)

by xxPaulCPxx in reply to RTClass [original] on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 08:59

Made by who and what does it do?

YAY!  I love WYSISYG editing!  And Spellcheck!

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It's a huge condom with a (post #193006, reply #2 of 5)

by DanH in reply to xxPaulCPxx [original] on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 14:39

It's a huge condom with a rectangular cross-section.


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Hey (post #193006, reply #3 of 5)

by ShorelineDevelopment in reply to RTClass [original] on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 16:28

Hey there,

 

Unfortunately I've never used this product before. I don't know what reviews you've heard about it, but if "they" are saying it's good, then it most likely is.  However, I know that there are a lot of resources out there that offer protection for your wood for more than one instance.  There are varying levels of quality, so you might end up paying more than this "one time wood protector" but it could be worth it.

 

Anyway, I hope this helps.

 

--Chris

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He's talking about this:  (post #193006, reply #4 of 5)

by DanH in reply to ShorelineDevelopment [original] on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 16:52

He's talking about this:  http://www.deerso.com/NATURAL_WOOD_SEALE...

A wood protector product that you supposedly need only apply every seven years (and apparently they thing seven years is the life of the wood, or they wouldn't call it "one time").

It may be an improvement over some of the old standbys (and certainly an improvement over Thompson's), but I'm skeptical that it's that much better.  Though the price is certainly right -- under $100, including shipping, for 5 gallons, when other stuff is running $50 a gallon and better.


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Hey Chris, welcome to Breaktime (post #193006, reply #5 of 5)

by calvin in reply to ShorelineDevelopment [original] on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 18:08

If you're a new poster but have read this forum b/4-then you know the need for good quality information. 

And you might have seen the dip[JOBSITE WORD]s that haven't done anything here other than post ad's for free-tho we try to keep that to a minimum with encouragement.

Hopefully you'll enjoy your stay.

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