Removing Water Marks From Wood: What Works and What Doesn't
Learn how to safely remove water marks and white rings from wood surfaces with expert tips and recommended products, ensuring your furniture remains pristine and damage-free.
Sam Mitchell |
Learn how to safely remove water marks and white rings from wood surfaces with expert tips and recommended products, ensuring your furniture remains pristine and damage-free.
Sam Mitchell |
Find out in this blog how to prevent pine from turning orange, keeping a pale light tone for years to come whilst maintaining protection from foot traffic.
Sam Mitchell |
As the premium manufacturer for sanding power tools, abrasives and accessories, the Mirka brand is synonymous with excellence. Find out more here.
Jacob Smith |
Applying wood preservers is a fundamental step you can take that will protect exterior wood from damage, degradation, and disintegration. Learn how to select, apply and preserve exposed wood for...
Jacob Smith |
We are here to help with this ultimate guide to garden paint with direct colour swatch comparison and a guide for how to apply for best and longest lasting results.
Sam Mitchell |
Decking Cleaners and Revivers are perfect for cleaning off dirty, mouldy and algae covered decking boards. They are also great for removing old decking oil, prior to applying a new...
Sam Mitchell |
Hard Wax Oils are a blend of natural oils and waxes that provide a hard wearing finish to internal woodwork and will not peel or flake. Their ease of application and...
Mike Yiend |
Ever wondered if your decking boards should be grooved or smooth side facing up? Find out here by reading our blog exploring the pros and cons!
Mike Yiend |
There are so many different ones out there - how do I know which one is best for my job? Let’s go through them and it will hopefully then make...
Mike Yiend |
What’s the best way to keep your stone, slate or terracotta floor looking good throughout the year? Read our blog for more information and how to guides.
Mike Yiend |
( 5 MINUTE READ ) The answer is…if you haven’t treated it over the summer then possibly not that much! However, there are still some things you can do. Most...
Mike Yiend |