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Evening all,
Started stripping down my Avondale's wall boards. Structural wood has all but gone in the front. However at the back, it has gone black but seems very wet but solid (nothing flaking off).
My question is, does the wet but seemingly not rotten wood need replacing? Can I just dry it out, and treat it with something (similar to the blue stuff you paint on the end of cut posts?)
Hoping I've not bitten off more than I can chew, as both ends of the caravan look horrific!!
Regards,
Mark Heptonstall
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Topic: Wet vs damp wood
