Re: safe coatings?

[joe]

Mine does too. I just used Behr deck stain. I assumed that as long as the
stain itself doesn't drip into the water it should be ok.

Joe


On 4/22/04 1:11 PM, "Ridge Roofing, Inc." > wrote:

> I have a deck that goes out over my pond. Is there anything I can use
> to treat the wood that will not harm the fish? I'm looking for some
> thing that will waterproof and extend the life of the deck but I don't
> want to harm the fish. Thanks



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[joe]

Mine does too. I just used Behr deck stain. I assumed that as long as the
stain itself doesn't drip into the water it should be ok.

Joe


On 4/22/04 1:11 PM, "Ridge Roofing, Inc." > wrote:

> I have a deck that goes out over my pond. Is there anything I can use
> to treat the wood that will not harm the fish? I'm looking for some
> thing that will waterproof and extend the life of the deck but I don't
> want to harm the fish. Thanks



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[jrock64]

After I worked on this water wheel for 3 months I wanted something to
protect it that would not hurt the fish in the pond

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jrock64rose/detail?.dir=/Pond&.dnm=My+Pond2.jpg

After I searched for weeks I found this website.
An absolutely safe weather proofing product.

http://www.weatherbos.com/

Applied to the point of run off three years ago and it still looks as good
as the day I built it.
Verry pricey but it did do everything as promised.

jrock

"Ridge Roofing, Inc." > wrote in message
...
> I have a deck that goes out over my pond. Is there anything I can use
> to treat the wood that will not harm the fish? I'm looking for some
> thing that will waterproof and extend the life of the deck but I don't
> want to harm the fish. Thanks

[jrock64]

After I worked on this water wheel for 3 months I wanted something to
protect it that would not hurt the fish in the pond

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jrock64rose/detail?.dir=/Pond&.dnm=My+Pond2.jpg

After I searched for weeks I found this website.
An absolutely safe weather proofing product.

http://www.weatherbos.com/

Applied to the point of run off three years ago and it still looks as good
as the day I built it.
Verry pricey but it did do everything as promised.

jrock

"Ridge Roofing, Inc." > wrote in message
...
> I have a deck that goes out over my pond. Is there anything I can use
> to treat the wood that will not harm the fish? I'm looking for some
> thing that will waterproof and extend the life of the deck but I don't
> want to harm the fish. Thanks