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Mould on oak window boards.

cork2 · 2011-10-11 17:24:06

Hi I have just finished plastering and the oak window boards that i fitted soaked moisture from the skim. now that i have unwrapped the boards there isnt a single trae of burn on any of them but on the endgrain and the bullnose of the board there is an unsightly black mould. the boards also had three coats of high build…

11-10-2011 5:24pm

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Hi I have just finished plastering and the oak window boards that i fitted soaked moisture from the skim. now that i have unwrapped the boards there isnt a single trae of burn on any of them but on the endgrain and the bullnose of the board there is an unsightly black mould. the boards also had three coats of high build laquer before i fitted them so the mould is below the laquer. Any ideas how to clean off the mould without resorting to sand paper?

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#2 13-02-2012 10:13pm

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i'd love to know same problem myself

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