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  1. 5th October 2009, 11:07 AM #1
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    Default Cutting Rougher header boards

    Hi,
    Just wandering if people use that spray on preservative after cutting the RH pine or just rely on a good paint or both.

    The preservative takes two days to dry at least so is a bit of a pain.

    Also do you need to prime this before painting. I haven't before and seems Ok - buts if it will be better then I will this time.

    Richard
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  3. 6th October 2009, 08:55 AM #2
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    i assume you have cut treated pine.
    There are mant different types of treatment used to treat pine - CCA, LOSP & ACQ for example.
    LOSP requires a surface coating to protect it more so than a CCA treated board.
    NB> Penetrative treatment is not guarranteed to get into the core - Have a look at the end grain as it may give you an idea how deep the woofer juice got in.
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