Decking

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seanandruby
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Post: # 16810Post seanandruby

a friend of mine has laid his decking smooth side up ( pressure from his wife because she didnt like it the traditional way. ) now its raining the obvious is happening... broken arms and legs. apart from taking it up and relaying it ( 2000 screws ) can anyone recommend a way of making it non slip. :p
sean

Stuarty
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Post: # 16813Post Stuarty

can you not get some of that grippy paint? but im sure that stuff isnt made to look nice. Or chicken wire but thats equally as unattractive.

dig dug dan
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Post: # 16814Post dig dug dan

well the wife should be told "women, know your limits!!" and be made to unscrew all the decking and put round the right way.
Then once your friend has recovered from his black eye, he will have to do it himself. I can see no other way :(
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Post: # 16815Post flowjoe

A ha, the old `a friend of mine` story, c`mon sean your among friends here, lets have the truth ???



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seanandruby
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Post: # 16816Post seanandruby

its the bro in law actually. i wouldnt use the stuff myself i dont rate it. also if i bought wallpaper with a pattern then no way would i hang the pattern to the wall. i s'pose what i am trying to say is that like you guys i try for perfection everytime. :cool:
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Post: # 16817Post flowjoe

Tell him to buy the mrs and kids golf shoes, job sorted :D
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seanandruby
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Post: # 16819Post seanandruby

did i say " perfection like you guys"? :p if they wanted to play golf they would of turfed it. did they just let you out for the day then,or, isnt the medication working? :;):
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Post: # 16820Post flowjoe

OOOOeerr Somebody`s tired

Golf shoes have little spikes on em i believe, dont play the game myself.

How do you manage to have a brother in law who hasn`t pestered you daft to work for nothing at weekends
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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 16823Post lutonlagerlout

you can use ronafix *TM to stick resin bonded gravel to wood
ask simeon for advice
cheers LLL :)
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Post: # 16824Post Suggers

Just read this nutty thread
- from the top geezers - you are ALL slightly out there -
I suggest a summer Brew Cabin booze-up (as LLL tried last Xmas) courtesy of Simeon. Shall we cough up for Tarmac Lady's airfare?
Just a thought.....
Suggers xx
ps - if we don't start organising it now, it won't happen.
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andpartington
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Post: # 16826Post andpartington

here here suggers a second that
when and where??

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Post: # 16828Post TarmacLady

It's only 300 quid return, boys, and that's if I don't find a fare sale with Sir Richard!
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Post: # 16830Post lutonlagerlout

i am off the drink for lent,good catholic that i am ,16 days 18 hours and 32 minutes since my last drink,and believe me bitter lemon can get very sickly after 10 pints :(
but with special papal dispensation for paddy's day i will be back practising whenever possible for the summer
IMHO decking is pants ,not suited to this sceptered isle's weather whatsoever
may is good for me and early june
cheers LLL :)
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Ted
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Post: # 16833Post Ted

Find a sealer and mix a very fine silica sand or ground finely pumice stone in to it. This should provide a bit of key as the silica sand should float on the surface of the sealer... or better still broadcast it onto the still wet sealer so it is just on the surface...

Try a small test area first.

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Post: # 16845Post seanandruby

thank you to all the sensible and not so sensible replies. i should of known summet that stupid would get you going. so i apologise for my remarks. next time ( hopefully there wont be one so stupid ) i will post it in the craic. im up for the night out. But not drinking more than a couple of pints for years, i hope you will go easy with me. :laugh:
sean

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