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Old deck problem
On Mon, 24 May 2004 07:10:31 -0700, P.C. Ford
wrote: On 24 May 2004 03:21:32 GMT, (William R. Watt) wrote: P.C. Ford ) writes: There was a guy that promoted antifreeze to cure rot. He also thinks it is a mircle panacea when applied to the human body. There are more effective ways of dealing with rot. The best is to replace the affected member. some members are irreplaceable Could you give an example? In thirty years of doing this stuff for a living, I have yet to find such a member. Evidently, the funny bone. Brian W |
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