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How would I get that off now then the sticky residue?

I read reviews where people had used preservatives on top of this.

That’s the one I used this time This is what was previously used? https://www.toolstation.com/rustins-quick-dry-shed-fence-clear-protector/p18602

The product does say it contains waxes. However, when I asked about it they said it can be over coated with paint etc. It is a water based product. When the first coat went on it dried fine and hadn’t repelled.

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Another water based preserver. Shed and fence clear. Was advised it is over coatable.

I have just used this product over previously treated wood. https://www.cuprinol.co.uk/products/wood_preserver_clear.jsp It’s going past the stated 16 hours drying time (weather has been warm). Although I’ve seen 1-5 days mentioned also for drying. The surface is now really sticky and...

Is it normal to have gaps like this on the trim on the outside of the windows?

Will look into it. There’s a different pattern on the other side so can’t turn them. We’ve got some replacement boards but obvs tricky to remove with the trim on etc

We cleaned our composite deck today and used a brush. Think we have scrubbed to hard as some of the board have faded. Is there a way to restore them?

Looking for a water based wood preserver which I can use on my garden fence around my composite deck

Yes manufactured setup but there is no website for the manufacturer just dealerships.

How easy is it to replace a single composite deck board without taking the whole thing out? it’s been secure with 6mm hidden fasteners the slide in ones

May be a silly question But is weed killer safe to use around composite decking? Just in case of staining etc

Thanks As with everything legal the guidance isn’t really clear. So this has helped a lot.

The rock is part of the original garden, you can clearly see the base of the rock. The gardens have been cut into the ground where the rock was and some was left behind.

Thanks. Yes you can clearly see the rocks part of the ground you can see the base coming out of the ground. The gardens have been cut into the land as you have said. We get on with both neighbours so not overly concerned, but due to the height of the rock, we can see over the fences as it is...

Would the rest of the rock count as adjacent ground? If I stand on the rock I can already see into neighbouring gardens.

Hi All, Really interesting reading this thread. @LukeB123 @John D v2.0 wonder if you could advise. I am looking to put some deck over the rock in the photo. (Arrow showing where) The deck will be pretty much touching the rock at the highest point. Then at the bottom it slopes down so the gap...

It’s part of the natural ground. The rise at the top closest to the fence is about 5-10cm at most. However, the rock slopes down to the ground, I think one corner will be about 35cm The rock that is uncovered next to it is much higher. As it’s part of the natural ground would this class as...