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Topic: Advice about decorating please
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01/1/2017 at 12:46pm
Location: Warwickshire Outfit: Gobur Clubman
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Mike313 I am a decorator by trade but cannot advise you on what to use without seeing the wood, but whatever you decide do a small patch in an obscure place such as back edge of a door or inside of a cupboard door frame
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02/1/2017 at 9:44pm
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I will suggest it again, get a professional to sand blast it, in next to no time the wood will be like new with all the old filth blown away.
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05/1/2017 at 7:14pm
Location: Stretton Staffordshire Outfit: Lunar Lexon EWL
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Soda crystals and cif in hot water with a non stick scourer if you want to use elbow grease as well.
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08/1/2017 at 9:09pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: autosleeper executive and 13 tents!
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I did something similar using a steam cleaner and a scourer with fairy liquid on it.
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09/1/2017 at 6:59am
Location: Leicestershire Outfit: Karsten 380 Veranda
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Could you get them dipped and stripped, like everyone used to do with painted Victorian pine doors? Guessing this process would remove all grime and varnish but not damage the carvings. You could then just re varnish or oil them.
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09/1/2017 at 11:17am
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May not be appropriate, but as a general ti, I find cut up old plastic bank or membership cards scrape off grease well without too much damage. I use the points to get into crevices.
Not much info about the whole job that you have to do but bet it will look good once you have done it.
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