Money & frugal livingSergeant Dale WhitfieldA FREE Wood Preservative Military Trick That Last 100 YEARS For Decks And Fences

A FREE Wood Preservative Military Trick That Last 100 YEARS For Decks And Fences

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Published Sep 10, 2026, 8:29 PM · 5w ago

Sergeant Dale Whitfield
Sergeant Dale Whitfield
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📘 Want to support the channel and get something back for it? Here are my 101 fixes for the house and the car — written plain, indexed by symptom: https://dalerwhitfield.com/ Could used motor oil really help make your outdoor wood last for decades? In this video, we explore an old-school method for protecting fences, decks, posts, and other outdoor lumber from water, rot, fungi, and insects. You'll see how this method was used on an existing fence, how oil can be applied to wood, how mixing motor oil with diesel fuel changes the color, and how fence posts can be treated before being placed in the ground. We also look at roofing a fence to keep rain away and other simple ways to extend the life of outdoor wood. The video also discusses the potential concerns around using used motor oil, why it should NOT be used around vegetable garden beds, and why you should check your local regulations before trying this method. If you're looking for inexpensive ways to preserve outdoor wood and extend the life of a fence or deck, this old-fashioned technique may be worth learning about. Always test any treatment on a small piece of wood first and use appropriate protective equipment. #Woodworking #Fence #DIY #WoodPreservation #Homesteading
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