Porch swing finish

I've not tried it on cherry, but I've use Penofin oil on a few outdoor (cypress, Spanish cedar, mahogany) items and I like it very much. It has UV inhibitors.

Try Flood's Penetrol. Straight up. If you want to believe, take a stick of scrap cherry, stick it halfway into the Penetrol, hang it outside, call me in 3-5 years. You'll chuckle like a little kid. Amazing stuff.

On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 14:27:21 -0400, the inscrutable Robatoy spake:

Paint CONDITIONER straight? Whuffo?

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Is this the stuff that you add to latex paint to improve flow??

Found it on Flood's site - an oil base paint additive (not for latex that I stated)

application.

It is sold and used as a paint conditioner, but that's not its only raison d'etre. Buy/beg/borrow/steal some.. and play with it.... careful with discarded rags and steel-wool, 'cuz the s*it combusts spontaneously real good.

No.. Flood makes one for Latex, but don't use Penetrol in latex.

On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 23:12:17 -0400, the inscrutable Robatoy spake:

So...does it keep wood from going that gawdawful gray?

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That would be called silver, the colour of distinction... and yes, it inhibits that greatly, assuming sufficient coverage.

He's talking about wood and you reply about the color of a gentleman's hair.

...guilty. I can't pull one over on you, Ed.

Don't you just love those guys who try to get away with Greecy Formula? Or a beaver/racoon pelt? At least Davy Crockett left the tail on.

...and I'm not talking about this Davy Crockett.

On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 14:39:43 -0400, the inscrutable Robatoy spake:

"Silver, the colour of distinction" on wood is what I refer to as BFU GRAY, bubba. I like my wood WOOD colored, thanks, and will have to try some of that Penetrol straight. What do they get for a gallon of it, or does a quart go a long way?

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If you are thinking of Penofin look here =

If you are thinking of Penetrol look here =

All in all, I am thinking of Penofin for my deck.

Personally, I like the ugly look of silver cedar. SWMBO doesn't.

--=20 PDQ

| >> So...does it keep wood from going that gawdawful gray? | >

| >That would be called silver, the colour of distinction... and yes, it =

| >inhibits that greatly, assuming sufficient coverage. |=20 | "Silver, the colour of distinction" on wood is what I refer to | as BFU GRAY, bubba. I like my wood WOOD colored, thanks, and will | have to try some of that Penetrol straight. What do they get for | a gallon of it, or does a quart go a long way? |=20 | --- | Chaos, panic, and disorder--my work here is done.=20 |

days though.

"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in news:Oo6re.537$ snipped-for-privacy@newssvr17.news.prodigy.com:

I guess the upside is that there is less 'hat hair'...

When we were kids, we used to watch out for drivers who were described as 'old guys wearing hats'. We should have been more kind to our predecessors. I rather resemble that remark these days.

Patriarch

About 10 Kanuckistani dollarsk for a litre. (US Quart).. about 10 bucks. It all depends on how thirsty the wood is, Larry.

That silver which so becometh cedar is a pleasure to beholdeth. A Very high spiff factor in my book.

Play with it, 'cuz YMMV.

I always thought that hats were cool. My dad always wore a fedora till he retired and started to wear caps. Elliott Ness looked better with a hat. And with a hat, you can do things...like tip it to a lady to let her know she's looking good.... much better than a whistle or a construction worker-grade ""Hey baby!" You can't nibble on a piece of straw without a hat. Hats are cool.. I wish they'd come back.

Throwing your hat on the ground in a moment of frustration is cool.... MUCH better than doing that with a motorcycle helmet which will bounce up and awkwardly knock you in the balls... or so I'm told.