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Thanks @EricL @JacobZ ... I will start to plan the project and will post some pictures of how i go.

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Thanks for the reply Jacob. I'm considering using either 1200mm steps or the 920mm. The door way width is 860mm from wood frame to wood frame. What st ...

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Hi Dave, panels seem to be holding apart from 2, they will need an extra but of glue. Other than the two, they are holding pretty well. Since being in ...

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Hey guys, I am planning to build some backdoor steps, the platform is 800mm in height and i plan to use 2x Peak Black 4 Tread Steel Stair St ...

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I've got one more coat on this to go. Then going to focus on deco for this area and make it a nice area to relax in. Going to have a break after this ...

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@Jason @MitchellMc Here is a picture of the deck with a second coat. I'm quite impressed with how it turned out. Just curious to know how much oil sho ...

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You are right Jason. So, you recommend me to apply the last two coats to finish?

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I'll give that ago, will update you with a picture on once problem areas have been sanded back and reapplied. Thanks for your advice!

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Hi @bowmatty I'm putting my vote to the 1200mm step, seeing that you already have an existing 1200mm step and are used to it. I'm thinking that the ...

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Hi @bowmatty, Thank you for your question on the installation of stair stringers. The best thing to do when installing products is to follow the m ...

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AMAZING work, @bowmatty! The deck looks sensational, and you should be REALLY proud of your efforts. I don't think it could come out looking any bette ...

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@bowmatty Id be impressed also! That looks like its just been put in, The whole area really looks new now.So whats the next project? Dave

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That's correct, @bowmatty. @Jason is recommending you continue and finish off with the last coat/s. I'd tend to agree that a few inconsistent areas ar ...

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Hi @bowmatty, Just thought I'd add my 2c. You've done great work. I'd leave the deck alone now and move on. It looks terrific and a huge improvem ...

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It's difficult to give you an answer, @bowmatty. If this were a moisture issue, the manufacturer of the product would suggest that sanding the whole d ...

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Good morning @bowmatty Wow! Now you have made me reconsider sanding my own lol Bugger! That looks so nice and definently why I choose hardwood over pi ...

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Hi Dave, panels seem to be holding apart from 2, they will need an extra but of glue. Other than the two, they are holding pretty well. Since being in ...

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I've got one more coat on this to go. Then going to focus on deco for this area and make it a nice area to relax in. Going to have a break after this ...

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@Jason @MitchellMc Here is a picture of the deck with a second coat. I'm quite impressed with how it turned out. Just curious to know how much oil sho ...

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You are right Jason. So, you recommend me to apply the last two coats to finish?

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I'll give that ago, will update you with a picture on once problem areas have been sanded back and reapplied. Thanks for your advice!

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Morning Mitchell, Its a pretty old deck, which was in bad condition when we first bought the house, so i expect bowed and cupping would be present and ...

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Only a first coat at the moment. I was thinking to use my orbital hand sander and sand back these parts, or do you think just hand sand with paper ...

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First coat of Intergrain Timber oil is on. So far im happy with the colour and coverage. Have a concern with these noticeable spots on the deck, how ...

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Sanding back your timber deck before re-staining it can help give it a new lease of life. The projectBefore and afterHow toTips for your deck renew ...

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