I know absolutely nothing about this sort of thing but this video has helped me loads. Thank you.

@JBTV

6 ай бұрын

You're welcome

Thank you. This is EXACTLY when I needed to see!

Thanks for taking the time to show how these products work or how to use them lol thanks mate

This reminds me how nice spring was in that first lockdown :D

@jayveebloggs9057

Жыл бұрын

awesome birdsong

@Saltytoxico

4 ай бұрын

Dam do you remember just how warm, sunny and chill it was?

Very impressed tutorial delivered with clarity. Look forward to more in the future. Regards Rob

@JBTV

10 ай бұрын

Cheers Rob 👍

This was so helpful..both of us are useless at this stuff...but this really helped.thanks.

@JBTV

2 ай бұрын

Glad it helped 👍

@nodnodwinkwinkV

2 ай бұрын

@@JBTV Hows the repair held up? Would be great to see a photo after 3 years of weather.

I've just used this stuff, same as you but for a rotting door and frame. Can I just say, you missed a massive trick by not showing the sanding it down afterwards. This stuff sand so easily, it comes up beautifully smooth...

@clintmannion5598

Жыл бұрын

Wickes 2 pack filler is way better and cheaper it rubs down even better

In my opionion you haven't removed enough of the rotten timber before applying the hardener. For example, at minute 2:54 you can see several dark spots in the wood where probably are some traces left of wood rot, although the wood may feel hard enough. So it will rotten further under the wood hardener without noticing. You will notice it, when it's too late and the entire window is rotten...

@nigelh3253

Жыл бұрын

I think you are right. It depends if it's just a 'quick fix', which maybe this is. I'm going to try the Ronseal liquid as it sounds good. For a proper job, the source/cause of the rot needs identifying and possibly the sill/frame replacing. Yes, a 'proper job', but a lot more expensive.

@syrus3k

Жыл бұрын

@@nigelh3253 I expect it just needed repainting and wasn't.. unfortunately you need time and/or money to keep on top of these maintenance tasks.

Excellent video. I would have liked to have also seen the sanded, then painted, surfaces. Thank you 🙂 🇦🇺🦘

Wanted to see the sanded down, repainted finish. Gna try this stuff my self. Thanks

Hey Justin good video, what are you filming this with, feels like I am there next to you the quality is so good. ???

Going to use this on some pine cones then set in some resin and turn on my lathe to make dragons eggs

Can you use it on larger areas?

What if there's a gaping hole? It's two posts holding the porch canopy outside my house

Is this good to put on old woodworm

What sort of putty did you use? I was thinking of using builders bog?

That's amazing!! Do you think some neat PVA would work the same way on damp wood?

@JBTV

3 жыл бұрын

On damp wood it wouldn't cure. It can be used to seal timber, but not for rotten timber. This product should only be used if the rotten timber is dry. Somehow to need to address the damp wood issue, dry it out, then apply wood hardener.

I’ve just sanded the gloss away from my window frames and sills just enough to apply satin paint. Would this be good enough to apply the ronseal first? Or does it need to be completely stripped down to the wood itself? Thanks for a great vid!

@sergiusamxander4615

Жыл бұрын

If paint doesnt chip away u should. Be good if u sanded it good

It’s strange stuff because you would think fully soaking the timber with it would work better, otherwise doesn’t it mean you only have a thin layer of wood that has hardened with soft underneath ?

This guy needs a video on how to open child proof packaging hehe

Hey Justin, good video. Can I apply wood hardener on freshly painted wood?

@JBTV

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, no you can't, the hardener needs to penetrate into the wood. You'll need to rub it down. Chances are, if you painted on rotten wood then the paint should come of quite easily.

Nice video and spot on explanation of application but the phrase "you missed a bit" seems to apply to your brushwork application

Hi Justin, I’m making big bass marimba bars (percussion instrument that will be struck thousands of times with a medium hard mallet and will vibrate like crazy over and over and over). Traditionally they finished with oils and waxs, though I want to experiment with other stuff. For my experiment phase-in order of best to worst-can you please suggest/brainstorm what you think might work out for coating/sealing wooden bars that will be taking a lot of inherent abuse? With all the beating and vibrating, for instance, might shellac or lacquer or polyurethane or wood hardener or an acrylic poor be too brittle, resulting in getting rattled and crushed to death and breaking apart microscopically over time? Also consider which finish would be the most scratch resistant. (Bars will be stored in stacks and slid against each other with the potential of dirt and sand bits in between. Thanks for brainstorming with me 👍🏻

@JBTV

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks for your message. I'm thinking yacht varnish, it's tough stuff, and gives a nice finish...

@MeowfaceMusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@JBTV Yacht varnish. Alright, I'll give it a try. Thanks for getting back.

Did you mix some hardener into the filler before applying ??

@JBTV

2 жыл бұрын

Always!

But does it stop the rotting process? I worry about it rotting inside out

@jacobstockley

Жыл бұрын

I used a similar wood hardener product and that is exactly what happened. However it looked better than the rotted hole until it got so bad that I had to replace the whole sill.

What product was used for filler? Was it 2 part poxy?

@JBTV

2 жыл бұрын

Ronseal 2 part wood filler

Should try troupret wood filler it is much better got much more working time with it and it drys rock hard like 2 pack filler so u dont waste as much plus it is much easier to rub down

@JBTV

Жыл бұрын

I'll give it a go at some point 👍

Should remove the old paint from around the rot.

Is "minwax wood hardener" the same product as "wet-rot wood hardener"??

@JBTV

3 жыл бұрын

hmmm, not sure

@thediplomasta5891

2 жыл бұрын

@@boomboomrev Thanks. I ended up going with Penetrating Epoxy. And used Total Fair, fairing compound to build up the holes; the marine equivalent of "bondo". 👍

looks like a plastination process...

Can't be shipped to California,Can't be sold in California.no choice i have to buy the horrible California stuff.

@ashscott6068

3 жыл бұрын

I think Minwax make a very similar product over there

@nmatthew7469

3 жыл бұрын

bondo or body filler also works, just dremel out the rotted part.as much as possible.