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Wood preserver and glue

Halo Jones

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Hi All,

I have now finished all the joinery on a couple of garden gates. The are just made with joinery grade redwood. My question is whether to glue it all up then treat with wood preserver or treat before hand and make sure I get plenty on the mortice and tenon joints. The only reason I am hesitating doing it the latter way is that I am not sure if the preserver would affect the glue - in this case TitebondIII.

Which is the right way?

Cheers,

H.
 
I don't think it will as long as you have left it to dry before using adhesives but make sure the Titebond is a waterproof one! [emoji3]

Rod
 
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