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homereno1
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Re: How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase

Whole of House
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September

Pretty stoked with how they've come up! They're definitely not perfect but we love the lighter colour and history in them. Now we need to stain and ...

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Re: How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase

Whole of House
July

Will do, thanks Dave!!

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Re: How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase

Whole of House
3 replies
July

Thanks so much Eric, Nailbag and Dave! Plenty of food for thought here. I'll do some more sanding today to see if I can peel back to the original timb ...

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Re: How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase

Whole of House
8 replies
July

Also, ideally we'd stain or paint it lighter to match the Tasmanian oak timber floorboards. Would this be possible, or am I dreaming?

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How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase?

Whole of House
10 replies
September

  I'm looking to freshen up an old staircase that we've inherited (so I'm not quite sure what materials I'm dealing with..). After some sanding, it a ...

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Re: How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase

Whole of House
1 reply
July

Good morning @homereno1 An orbital sander will take a resonable amount of effort sanding wise, A powwered belt sander may be a better option. Also 18 ...

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Getting Established

Re: How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase

Whole of House
1 reply
September

Pretty stoked with how they've come up! They're definitely not perfect but we love the lighter colour and history in them. Now we need to stain and ...

homereno1
homereno1
Getting Established

Re: How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase

Whole of House
3 replies
July

Thanks so much Eric, Nailbag and Dave! Plenty of food for thought here. I'll do some more sanding today to see if I can peel back to the original timb ...

homereno1
homereno1
Getting Established

Re: How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase

Whole of House
8 replies
July

Also, ideally we'd stain or paint it lighter to match the Tasmanian oak timber floorboards. Would this be possible, or am I dreaming?

homereno1
homereno1
Getting Established

How to freshen up an old (possibly painted) staircase?

Whole of House
10 replies
September

  I'm looking to freshen up an old staircase that we've inherited (so I'm not quite sure what materials I'm dealing with..). After some sanding, it a ...

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