Child safe fence paint?

Absolutely they were. Unfortunately I have more important battles to fight on the health front.

They have got a real geographical local number but it does not appear on their website where you would look. Indeed, their whole approach to internet access has been crap. For example, about once a month they close for a whole day for training. But you'd never know unless you go into the surgery because it never appears on website. And you can order a prescription on-line, you can get a confirmation it has been received, a reminder in case you have forgotten to pick it up, but nothing to tell you that it has now been done. So time after time, having allowed the required period, I go in and find it has not yet been done... It is almost never a problem, but if I knew I could delay going in to pick it up.

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polygonum
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nah dodgy ground.

Look at Osmo's coloured hardwax oils, sure I got some small sample pots from ebay when I stained up a new ITW bed frame... Lots of colours and can mix 'em too. Vegetable oils, waxes & pigments Think they also do a "child safe" range too...

Jim K

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Jim K

Beginning to wonder if it was a trolling question. OP has not been back...

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polygonum

Bang on.

"Thank you for your email. I would not recommend to use any Cuprinol product to paint the rocking horse you have mae. I would choose something form our Dulux interior wood range as per link below, I do hope this helps.

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If you have any further queries please feel free to contact me and I will be happy to help. Yours sincerely Joanne Zawadzki Customer Advisor AkzoNobel Advice Centre AkzoNobel ICI Paints, Wexham Road, Slough, Berkshire, SL2 5DS"

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Mark

It isn't. I have other projects on :)

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Mark

Apologies for suggesting you looked troll-like - and thank you for reporting back clearly and fully. :-)

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polygonum

Good company that you chose Mark, I used to deal with their technical reps and always had good advice off them - even if on the odd occasion it did seem an unbelievable resolution to a problem at the time, it was *always* right and getting me out of a 'hole'.

Thanks for the update

Cash

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Cash

I don't understand why you think that having been dissolved in a non-aqueous solvent implied that the remainder of the paint is poisonous.

As you've been in the business so long - what am I missing?

Andy

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Vir Campestris

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