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Garden sleepers

Sterlingwork · 2024-09-22 09:21:48

any suggestions for treating railway sleepers? I have quite a few in the garden looking quite weathered. I have used creasote but a. It is not good for the environment and b. It doesn’t last for long. Any suggestions for an alternative ?

22-09-2024 10:21am

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Sterlingwork

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any suggestions for treating railway sleepers? I have quite a few in the garden looking quite weathered. I have used creasote but a. It is not good for the environment and b. It doesn’t last for long. Any suggestions for an alternative ?

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#2 22-09-2024 10:26am

Gloomtastic!

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Vinegar, rusty nails and tea bags. Brings out the natural wood stain after three or four coats and all good for the environment.

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