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It's defentily not the oilly bleed in the timber coming through it has when i get a lot of rain and wind and water beads up on the deck mixed with the dirt and the deck looks really dirty and old.
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I let the deck weather for a couple of weeks then gave it a clean oxalic acid wash it down again then gave it a couple of coats of the cabots stain.

the deck is about 2 years old

I'm getting sick and tired of having the clean my timber deck every few weeks and re-coating it.

The timber I used in building the deck is Merbau, and I've stain with Cabot's Merbau decking...

I'm looking at continuing the deck i built and cover up these ugly concrete stepsi have.
So i started off painting the steps black so you can't seeany of the grey concrete through the gaps in the...

Thanks Auld for the tip and i think i will have a go at fixing the problem

I have a few areas around the house that have this white saltly powder on the brickwork.
The house has a damp proof course and gaps in the brick work for ventilation, but where is this stuff coming...

By the sound of all whats has been said, i think it's best for me to hunt around for a sparky that will turn up and do the job for me.

By the way whats a average cost to replace two transformers...

Downlights are pretty good for visual appeal, but they can be a pain in the #### to fix or repair like the problem im having.

But if you buy cheap and nasty ones you only get what you pay for,...

I'm very aware that dealing with electricty is very very dangerous and things can go wrong. But when Ido anything to do with electricty in my house I always switch the mains off and check the wires...

I have bought these transformers to replace 2 old damaged ones

I have your standard 3 core wire and i know that the earth wire bypasses the transformer without being cut, and on the transformer...

I'm thinking of also replacing my bathroom vanity benchtop too. It's about 1200 long by 600 wide that should make this a bit easy.
I'll proberly go with Jarrah see how that turns out and how easy...

I was looking at using Tassie oak.

what about oragon....its a little on the dark side but looks great because i used the stuff b4

Hi all

First things first Im very new to this site and i would like to let everyone know i had been working in the cabinet making industry for the first 6 years of my working life.
Now I'm a...