Kop barrier

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by Vorporix

Who's going to own up to criminal damage?

Its ok - its tribal

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by Inside Left

As a bit of an antique expert in the field of football memorabilia I would say a coat of red paint would severely devalue your investment. The word rust ic springs to mind.

A good use for your barrier would be to support a bean row !!! or sweet peas.

Not bothered about its value its started to rust in places and it does look a bit tatty at the bottom of my garden. I used 4 of those steel fence post things driven into the ground then the barrier sits inside them .

Its going to be left where I put it for others to enjoy on a nice summers day and recall the 70,s when we had a proper football team & manager !!

[fluffysheepsupporter]

Originally Posted by Corner Flag

Not bothered about its value its started to rust in places and it does look a bit tatty at the bottom of my garden. I used 4 of those steel fence post things driven into the ground then the barrier sits inside them .

Its going to be left where I put it for others to enjoy on a nice summers day and recall the 70,s when we had a proper football team & manager !!

It is worse than I thought . Was assuming that you would get some posts to hold up the barrier but obviously not. Hope you enjoy it .

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

It is worse than I thought . Was assuming that you would get some posts to hold up the barrier but obviously not. Hope you enjoy it .

All you get for £300 is the barrier as its cut out of the concrete, excuse for not having it painted etc as before is someone complained that there's had been painted ! For £300 they should at least provide some info plus a small brass plaque but its symptomatic 9f every thing about the club at the moment . Nevertheless mine looks great on my unfinished garden .

[Flumpadinks a RED]

Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

We are living in difficult times. Hard to pick up paint which is non essential.

Paint as a DIY or trade product you're able to purchase.

Colour Supplies in town open 9-4 during this fire break.

I think Phil has been using a rustoleum metal paint.

[mold road trendy]

I think £300 was a rip off tbh, no feet or brackets, not painted just rusty & not even a plaque provided, got mine powder coated by Link in Ruabon , great service n job done by Mark and now looks awesome

[-luke]

Just to point out that even though they aren't painted and the bottoms have been cut at an angle which makes them not really balance, really appreciated Bryan dropping mine off. Seemed like a good bloke from a very brief chat on my driveway.

[Wrexham's Patrick Bateman]

Do Glyndwr get anything out of it. After all they're their barriers.

[WrexhamO]

Originally Posted by Corner Flag

All you get for £300 is the barrier as its cut out of the concrete, excuse for not having it painted etc as before is someone complained that there's had been painted ! For £300 they should at least provide some info plus a small brass plaque but its symptomatic 9f every thing about the club at the moment . Nevertheless mine looks great on my unfinished garden .

AEC is tweeting pictures of a barrier being painted today, you must have gone for the cheap option!

https://twitter.com/aec_engineering/...18630660300801