The Health and Safety Police have screwed it up for everybody - you can't beat carcinogens for preserving wood. I mean you look at railway sleepers and there is virtually no rot at all
- in contrast to my 4 year old fence with its pathetic wax wood preservative which seems to do little to prevent water damage. Surely having to replace a fence twice as often must more environmentally impacting that a localised coating of creosote every 5+ years??
I understand this can still be bought in certain farm outlets but I am not getting anywhere in my attempts. Failing commercial availability, can anyone advise me of a decent means to make it (engine oil? paraffin?
Thanks