Yep. Ill try and strip other areas of paint to test if rotten too.If you have time to ramble around a reclamation yard you may be lucky to find a door that will be in better condition to suit - it looks like the same door from an earlier thread you posted regarding a house renovation: is it?
Just seen a decorator repairing a wooden door, worse than yours. They were using this companies products:
Repair care
I have no knowledge of it, but the repair looked top notch, now it's painted.
What colour have you decided on?
Ah a light green close to the current colour. I will do white literally everwhere else including the window sills, seems to go well with the orange.Just seen a decorator repairing a wooden door, worse than yours. They were using this companies products:
Repair care
I have no knowledge of it, but the repair looked top notch, now it's painted.
What colour have you decided on?
Tbh I could easily kick through that damage above the handle, if I had a workmans hand strength I could easily rip throughy to the other side with my bare hands... thats how bad it is there, im not even slightly exagerating.I was going to suggest using epoxy resins to splice in new timber but the door looks seriously warped. Is that really a 2 inch gap at the top of the door?
When that happens the only viable approach is to replace the damaged element(s). Structural timber elements such as rails and stiles cannot be replaced by plastic ' a bit like sills on a carHad a look at the product Mr. Chibs recommended and i wonder how it'd work on a door where the damage has gone right through?
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