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I need some ideas for doing this. Non-abrasive, so the fine sand
add-ins for floor paint are out. And I don't want anything as ugly as the pine tar used on a baseball bat, but more in that line. I have wooden bench dogs that insist on falling down in their holes. They are (freshly) finished with tung oil. I imagine that as the oil dries out, they will lose some of their slipperiness. And I could also put a little wedge under the "spring" (a sliver of wood on the side that springs out against the side of the dog hole) to shorten and stiffen it. But is there something else I could put on the dog's body or the dog hole sides to make their mating less slippery? (Keep it clean, guys!) Wood is SYP if that affects your answer. -- Alex -- Replace "nospam" with "mail" to reply by email. Checked infrequently. |
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