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Gary Hanscom
Gary Hanscom
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21 hours ago, It Was Al B said:

I know cost has to be a consideration, but my dad always said, 

" if you don't want to take the time to do it right, don't do it at all". I think that taking time includes doing it when you  find a way to fund the project. You won't be happy if it isn't done right.

 

Or, as a friend of my said (if you're not getting it done right)...

 

when i was learning to write COBOL....   get it right the fourth time.

 

You don't want to do that...  :lol:

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    • 7 months later...

    If money wasn't an issue I'd go IPE.

     

    Treated lumber doesn't go bad by itself...0% maintenance comes at a cost...

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    22 minutes ago, BillyJack said:

    Treated lumber doesn't go bad by itself

     

    if the correct grade of PT isn't used for an application is a no win..

     

     

    PRESSURE TREAT.pdf

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    2 x 6 Western Red Cedar ..  16" OC and apply your favorite color of transparent oil based stain.

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