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Advice for restoring weather-beaten Garden furniture

  • 23-09-2005 9:30am
    #1
    Genghis
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,102 ✭✭✭


    I have a 5-year old, heavy wood set of garden furniture that has been badly effected by the elements (don't know how, I varnished it 5 times over, obviously not well enough). Anyway, was about to dump it when a friend suggested I paint it (as opposed to varnish it i.e. Black, Green, blue, brown, etc).

    My question is how should I go about this. Sand it down (lightly or more deep?). What sort of paint do I need? Would I be better spraying it this time?

    Any thoughts?


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  • #2
    loz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 667 ✭✭✭loz


    Genghis wrote:
    I have a 5-year old, heavy wood set of garden furniture that has been badly effected by the elements (don't know how, I varnished it 5 times over, obviously not well enough). Anyway, was about to dump it when a friend suggested I paint it (as opposed to varnish it i.e. Black, Green, blue, brown, etc).

    My question is how should I go about this. Sand it down (lightly or more deep?). What sort of paint do I need? Would I be better spraying it this time?

    Any thoughts?

    would teak oil not help preserv whats left ? - as it will soak into the sanded wood.


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