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Leaning fence post repair foam
Posted by Milescb28


I know they have the mix in bag foam fence post stabilizer but has anyone ever come across a foam spray can for fence post stabilization. I’m repairing a leaning fence post and I think the bag is just too much material and I will be cleaning up a bunch of foam.
re: Leaning fence post repair foamPosted by SlidellCajun
on 1/10/23 at 2:01 pm to CoolHand


Nice info and thanks
That guy on TOH always amazes me in how he does stuff
That guy on TOH always amazes me in how he does stuff
Just an FYI update. Upon further review the post was beyond saving so I just dug a hole and placed another post close by. Used the expanding foam and not cement. It’s quick, lite and easy to use. I don’t think I would use it for multiple posts on a 6 ft or taller wooden fence. I’m skeptical on the long term stability it provides. Maybe a 4ft picket, metal fence or just a one post repair like me. Also make sure only dig the hole to the recommended size otherwise you wont have enough foam product to fill the hole and stabilize. Just my 2 cents.
re: Leaning fence post repair foamPosted by Art Vandelay
on 1/21/23 at 7:14 am to jamiegla1

It’s a nice compliment product to use with concrete. Maybe one in concrete and 2 in foam. Wouldn’t use it on corners. But it will definitely give your back a break on large fence. But you have to do it as the instructions say. Too many people try to make the hole smaller and use less.
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