Yeah its really bright hey, not like metal bright, but not like punching nr pizza dough.
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Yeah its really bright hey, not like metal bright, but not like punching nr pizza dough.
haha nice description. NR pizza dough is a short deep thud, just ask AJ !!
you may be in luck then mate.
Fingers crossed. Hey have you got a DT product in a retail pack yet? I got bondi today, but in the pack was neck finishing instructions.
no haven't had written instructions about Dingotone but DB says apply the stain coat first, then the intensifying coat. Might as well use up all the stain coat in probably 2 or 3 sessions. Rub as much in as the timber will take and wipe off excess.
He even said you can come back half an hour later and try rub more in. The first 2 coats are the most important so get heaps of colour in.
Wait till you smell it !
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General opinion is treated pine. Lucky I planed with a mask on.
http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14...74a9ce3f87.jpgspalted pine anyone?
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Originally Posted by andrew
I'd say so Fretty being underground for a long period of time.
I'd use them to retain a small vege garden Andrew
This shite is driving me mental. One days it's bet your house on it treated pine, today there is no chance it's pine or treated. Balllllsssssssssss.
Andrew there is some interesting colouring in the timber. if it seems structuraly sound and has a nice knock have a crack at a dummy body. for $5 a length and a few hours of time you cant lose.
May look really good stained regardless of what timber it is. I would use breathing protection regardless of treated or not seeing some of the crap ive seen down mines.