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Fence Posts - What are your thoughts on using gravel, concrete, dirt or some combo to put in fence posts?

We've just finished installing our first three panels of our first phase of our fence project. We decided to put a couple inches of gravel in followed by fast setting concrete with our PT ...»

Commented on Apr 22, 2012
the bottom of the post should set on either the ground or gravel, not encased in concrete. ...»
When you cement the post, leave the bottom open so the post (and surrounding area) will drain. If you use pressure treated lumber, it will not rot for at least 25 years or until it dries out. We put up fences 20 years ago and they are still standing strong.

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Commented on Feb 01, 2012
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Painting: OK you guys must be sick of me by now. I'm headed to Florida in February...YEAH. My bestie bought a house in Tampa

It has a concrete covered front patio. We want to repaint it. This is a project I've never done. I'm researching it now but thought I'd throw it out to you guys! Thanks a million

Commented on Jan 29, 2012
The only problem we have with painted concrete is that it is really slippery when it rains!

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