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Andywood

United Kingdom
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Posted - 16 Jun 2016 :  16:14:07  Show Profile Send Andywood a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Now about at the timber stage. What's the best thing to seal treated pine beams to prevent water ingress/ absorption?

cliveshep

Thailand
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Posted - 16 Jun 2016 :  17:15:14  Show Profile Send cliveshep a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Multiple coats of varnish, thinned down and working less thinner each coat. 5 coats should do it, flatted off between coats. I assume this is all interior work using softwood?


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Deano

United Kingdom
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Posted - 16 Jun 2016 :  22:34:38  Show Profile  Visit Deano's Homepage Send Deano a Private Message  Reply with Quote
You can do clever things with Bonda Wood hardener.... Give it a coat and let it dry before you use any varnish..... it absorbs into the wood and seals it against any moisture. It saves you about 3 coats on your varnish too....!!!!

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Andywood

United Kingdom
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Posted - 17 Jun 2016 :  09:05:43  Show Profile Send Andywood a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Thanks guys. Yes Clive, I'm laying down beams to support the internal deck. But judging by the weather, I think I'd best invest in a canopy before I start on the woodwork.
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