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I've heard that if you apply antifreeze to old timber it absorbs it like
water but does not give it up so easily, thus stabilising the wood from further movement. and protecting it from rot as a bonus! cheers Bob "Bob Long" wrote in message news:JY4sc.224$MU2.53@newsfe4-gui... I have a 1923 Clyde Day Sailer that has been somewhat neglected and the problem I want to sort out is the deck. the deck is made od tongue and grooved pitch pine boards about 4" x 1" and over time they have shrunk and bowed. I would like to restor this to what it was. and cover it with Canvas in the traditional way. Do you think the boards will swell if I wet it and keep it wet for some time ? or do you think I should replace the whole lot with new? Also, has anyone used "antifreeze" in wood preserving and what where the results like? Cheers Bob |
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