Introduce Project and Product

If you got people out there putting all sorts of toxins and poisons out on their fence, this stuff has been fantastic. It has made our fence not only look beautiful, but super well preserved. I ain't afraid of word. I ain't afraid of play. I ain't afraid to get the job done and do it my own damn way. I ain't afraid to lie. Times like this. If you can mess with my freedom, I'll tell you just what you can kiss. That's right. Hey guys, welcome back. It's April Fool's Day on the Stony Ridge Farm. I know you're watching this a few days after April Fool's Day, but what we're doing today is working on our wooden fences. And we have approximately 1,000 ft of wood fence right here in front of the house. And we've got to preserve our wood. That's super super important. About three and a half years ago, this guy was out here with Wood Defender. This is Roy. And we've got Buddy with Classic Stain and Seal. Classic Stain and Seal out of Charlotte, North Carolina, Concord area, something like that. Probably both. The greater Charlotte area. Greater Charlotte area. And he's here to show us how to apply Wood Defender to help our fences to do well for years and years and years to come. So, if we build a wood fence, and you guys know most of the fences on the farm are metal. We use steel post and metal wire, but we've got this beautiful fourboard Kentucky fourboard fence right here. Don't judge me. I built it. It's the first one I ever built. and it goes like this a little bit, but wood defender will help. It will. So, what we're going to do today is we're going to show you guys how to stain your fence and to preserve the wood that's in your fence. It's not about just putting burnt motor oil on your fence. And a lot of people do that. It's not good for your wood. It's not good for the environment. It's not as good as a product specifically designed to preserve wood and to keep it healthy and happy and not rotting. Right. That's correct. And as