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    Bird table - painted wood

    I know what you mean. JohnD, but this is the sort of thing I'm hoping to achieve... (see attached image)
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    Bird table - painted wood

    Oh right, thanks, Nozzle. Maybe untreated wood that is primed and painted with good quality outdoor wood would be best then.
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    Bird table - painted wood

    Thanks for your reply. I wasn't sure if it was okay to paint over tanalised wood - i.e. I didn't know if it would react badly. Thanks again.
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    Bird table - painted wood

    I am about to build a large bird table for my garden, and I would like it to be painted rather than left natural. I will use exterior paint, but I want to ensure the wood doesn’t rot and the paint doesn’t discolour or flake. Can anyone advise me whether I should use pre-treated wood, or...
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    Shower not affected by running taps etc??

    I am planning to instal a new shower and would greatly appreciate some advice. Is it possible to have a powerful, 'drenching' shower that is not affected every time someone runs a tap or flushes the toilet? I am not a plumber, and will probably get one in to do the job. I just want to know...
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    pointing crazy paving

    Many thanks! That's very helpful... though I must admit I was hoping for some sneaky trick that only the paving gurus use. For example, I had been thinking about rubbing a bar of soap on the top edges of the stones to create a barrier between the excess mortar and the stone, making it easier to...
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    pointing crazy paving

    Does anyone have a good tip for pointing crazy paving so that the pointing is flush with the stones but not smeared over the edges? I'm sure years of practice would help, but as a first-time crazy paver, I need all the help I can get! One thought I had was coating the stones with something to...
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