If that's the first or second coat in the after images, then it's looking pretty good @legopoint. If it's the first, I'd do another, but if it's the s ...

That sounds like a plan, @legopoint. By oiling the deck, you'll preserve the timber and stop it from deteriorating. Sanding the deck just improves the ...

Hi!Once you have suitably prepared the deck (repair, sand, clean) you can then look into sealing. Sealing will help rejuvanate and enhance the beauty ...

Hi @legopoint It is vital that the surface of your timber deck be sanded properly. Failure to do so will result in poor oil absorption and an uneven ...

Hi @legopoint, You might like to share a wider shot so we can see more of your deck, but from your first photo it appears that you have uneven wear ...

If you do decide to go with a vacuum @legopoint, a wet & dry workshop vacuum would be the way to go. With adaptors, then can be connected to various t ...

Hi again @legopoint Something in your post has only just registered with my tired brain ... the need to get a vacuum cleaner for the dust etc. Depend ...

Hello @Tyro Let me tag @Dave-1 to make sure he's aware of your question. When cutting timber panels and they are supported underneath with your saw ...