so i did some samples on some scrap bit of wood
The top ones are unburnt
And the bottom ones i burn with my blow torch and sanded down with a wire brush
The furthest to the left ones are done in some clear varnish I had laying around
2nd to the left are in some ronseal fence paint I had laying around
The 3rd to the left (middle) was done in "Fortress Garden Furnature Oil" sold hear Fortress 1Ltr Clear Furniture Oil - Screwfix
The 4th to the left (2nd to the right) was done in "Rustins Outdoor wood Stain" Sold hear Rustins Quick Dry Outdoor Wood Stain Dark Oak 500ml | Toolstation
And the last ones closest to the right where done in the above stain first then the above oil after (is that the right order to paint it i ask?)
He is using a differant type of burner on his gas. Do you think this is special or will my blow torch work the same?
What about sanding; steel or copper or nylon wire brush? will orbital sander do the same? (and verius other grinding pads to)
Though i am not impressed with any of the resaults hear though
Thats Lind Seed oil. Sadly they dont tell you much about it, like how long a 500ml bottle will cover, weather you cover it with oil first before painting or visor versor. or dont bother coating it at all, nothing mentioned about drying time
do you think i will be able to get this kind of quality
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