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and cost us all a bloody packet replacing rotten timber so how does that work
Lead paint was even better. Seen 300yo sash windows in better shape than there 1990s counterparts.
and cost us all a bloody packet replacing rotten timber so how does that work
many ways to seal an edge,which ever you choose is down to you,just looks horrid if its not done esp on MDFI Always run a layer of two part woodfiller down visible end grain and sand.
I tend to fire gloss on with a brush then hit it with the roller.
I Always run a layer of two part woodfiller down visible end grain and sand.
Still got my purdys in the garage.still think i get a better finis
Have to work with the stuff all the time. 9 out of ten times I return to find the decs havent bothered.many ways to seal an edge,which ever you choose is down to you,just looks horrid if its not done esp on MDF
many ways to seal an edge,which ever you choose is down to you,just looks horrid if its not done esp on MDF
Still got my purdys in the garage.
Used to paint hand made kitchens. Great job. Had to be perfect. Shelac and flatten countless times before letting it see the top coat.
Then some muppet walks in with a bit of timber coveres in sawdust. :/
Glue and tack some 6x18 strip wood is a quick and easy option to protect and finish.Knowing how they tend to bash corners on everything, finishing an edge there would require some form of metal protection strip.Filling or fine sanding would be a pointless indulgence, & very short lived.
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