Failing putty (new shed window) (Ed.)

Well, after painting over the wood filler the bubbling is getting worse. Also rot has started on another area which I have treated with ronseal wet rot. So rather than filling, perhaps just paint straight over with the green weather"shield" and nail a wooden batten over it to again be painted over ? It's becoming a nightmare!
 

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I see you or someone you know drinks Nescafe Alta Rica?

Is it any good? I've often been minded to try it but it is far too much of a premium priced product for me just to purchase on a whim, without recommendation.
 
Oh jeez we are back here, thought this had been resolved one way or the other

Regarding the Alta Rica, my wife quite likes it , definelty prefers it to Std Nescafe or Nescafe Gold, personally can't say as I'm a Yorkshire Tea man myself

Regarding the potting shed, without rereading all 7 pages and I'm not going to .....have you tried cutting out ALL the rotten wood and replacing? A potting shed will have huge amounts of water vapour in it due to whatvyoubare using it for.
And do I dare ask how much you have spent trying to repair it so far? Maybe it is time for a new shed...how old is the current one
 
Many thanks. I must admit I don't like standard Nescafe or Gold Blend - I find them both too harsh for me. What's worse is I can't really discern that much of a difference between the two, which I guess explains my hesitancy about stepping up again and trying Alta Rica.

Here's where I am going to get controversial: I don't really like Yorkshire Tea. I know it's insanely popular but I find it too soapy. I much prefer Clipper or Miles (but, then, I am based in the south west!)

On to the shed thing: I mean, after what seems like a million years of going round and round and round and round and round a small length of rotting softwood with an OP who ignores everything that is said to them, who cares?
 

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