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  1. 29th March 2012, 05:02 PM #1
    nrb
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    Default Removing marks from pine lining boards

    Help please,I have some old pine lining boards in great condition,they had been used as shelves in a shed just sitting on the frame,not fixed.
    The problem is that where they sat on the frames the colour has stayed as new but where they have been exposed they have yellowed as pine does,I now would like to use them for another job and would like to get then back to the same colour.
    I have washed,sanded but to no success.
    Any ideas or help would be welcomed
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  3. 29th March 2012, 05:46 PM #2
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    the only way to remove that is to plane about 0.5-1mm off the face
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  4. 29th March 2012, 05:49 PM #3
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    Default Staining on radiator pine boards

    Hi NRB,

    I don't use radiator pine myself but a quick trip through the thicknesser to take 0.5 mm off each side should have the boards looking like new again.


    Cheers Old Pete




    Quote Originally Posted by nrb View Post
    Help please,I have some old pine lining boards in great condition,they had been used as shelves in a shed just sitting on the frame,not fixed.
    The problem is that where they sat on the frames the colour has stayed as new but where they have been exposed they have yellowed as pine does,I now would like to use them for another job and would like to get then back to the same colour.
    I have washed,sanded but to no success.
    Any ideas or help would be welcomed
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  5. 29th March 2012, 05:54 PM #4
    nrb
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    Thanks guys,I was hoping you wouldn't say that but thats what I feared
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