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is varnish cheaper the stain?

So you prefer the pain then that stuff looks a lot more expencive then what i have got are you saying use a lighter color then what i have done?

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?)

what do you recon to this product? No Nonsense 1Ltr Clear - Screwfix

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

Sorry I have no idea at this stage! But is there a lot of difference in this oil and regular sun flower and veg oils?

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

Some one recomend that i burn the wood with a blow torch then stain it

Tough I can not find any thing sold by them for oil paint Regarding Stain Would these do the job? Stain - Search Results | Screwfix

You mean pour petrol on them and set light to them, is that what you mean?

You are right that is very expencive! I live in Manchester. any ideas where i could go to do this?

The link says it 1.55 thats cheep! is that the oil that Crofter was refering to?

Do you know where i an buy these 2 products from please?

But this is to be an indoor thing. do you think it will look like the above ebay links

do you think i will be able to get this kind of quality Home Bar , Shop Counter, Retail , Man Cave Bespoke | eBay UK Home Bar Shop Counter Summerhouse Man Cave Micro Pub Reception Desk Garden Patio | eBay UK

Is staining called satin pain? when you say oil it do you mean like soak in waste engine oil like they do with the fence posts

I have a tin of ronseal laying around, what do you think of that?

Cant seam to find a painting section hear for it Anyway this is what I have. its for an indoor bar so want it looking as best s possible really. so any ideas on paints? Thanks

I had disconnected that so i could take a photo of it for everyone to see it🥵

Hi Have a standard cheepo kitchen sink sold hear 1.5 Bowl Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink & Drainer 1000mm x 500mm - Screwfix f-male thread on the bottom of sink about 2" OD What I have for a pipe is what you can see in the photo So what ells do I need? Thanks

Will do! Over and out; LMotF

The internets is such a crock of $ nowerday, makes me wonder why i bother with it anymore. To may people with to much time on there hand so easy to critisise and condem the hard work of other really

I dont think you have any chance of making the skirts out of pallets and looking like the above photo without a plain and chissel. And zero chance with the counter top too! Do you think any of these would make a nice counter top? Search counter top | Wickes.co.uk These are quite cheep. but painted the right paint and color, do you think they would match for the side skirtings? Wickes Bullnose Pine Architrave - 15 x 45 x 2100mm | Wickes.co.uk Wickes Ovolo Natural Skirting - 19 x 119 x 4200mm | Wickes.co.uk

Nothing laying around to sample sorry to say! But do you think the one in the photo has used a grey color? I know nothing about paint so i dont know the diffarence between stain, matt and satin

After I have sanded them down, I am wondering what to paint them with to make them look like the bar for sale at the top of the page And what kind of skirting board and counter top I can buy to make it look the same? Thanks