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Wood stain/preserver
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laserblazer
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Wood stain/preserver
Our verandah is held up by a socking great slab of wood the size of a couple of railway sleepers. I intend treating it to a dollop of woodstain when we go out in October and would appreciate some advice on what's best. The actual wording on the tin would be good (ronsealo or whatever).
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logicbob
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Re: Wood stain/preserver
If you go to the paint shop CIN by the Fatacil they will advise you on whats best.
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laserblazer
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Re: Wood stain/preserver
I've not noticed them, are the by the Gym?logicbob wrote:If you go to the paint shop CIN by the Fatacil they will advise you on whats best.
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RichardHenshall
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Re: Wood stain/preserver
We've successfully used Bondex Mate on hardwood louvred shutters.
http://www.dyrup.com/our-products/bondex.aspx
http://www.dyrup.com/our-products/bondex.aspx
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Mike Banks
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Re: Wood stain/preserver
I've used the CIN shop, opposite the entrance to Fatacil, on several occasions, and always found the staff to be very helpful.
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laserblazer
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Re: Wood stain/preserver
I think I heard Sharen say she uses that on MichaelWe've successfully used Bondex Mate
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logicbob
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Re: Wood stain/preserver
laserblazer wrote:I've not noticed them, are the by the Gym?logicbob wrote:If you go to the paint shop CIN by the Fatacil they will advise you on whats best.
That's the one, helped me when we had to re-varnish our outside doors.
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laserblazer
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Re: Wood stain/preserver
We got our paint and varnish at CIN, really helpful people who know their stuff.
