Burn the surface, wire brush to remove charring. You are left with raised grain emulating weathering/wear. Useful for 'rounding' sharp edges as they burn off easier than the surrounding timber too.
Phil.
making new joists look old
Nov 25, 2012
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I always wanted to go into the Three Horseshoes in Bushey with a bottle of nail polish remover ...
I worked in club back in end of 70's they fitted new doors to their 'castle' look bar, and let rip with a shotgun ..to cause holes & splinterring - worked for them
What news-client and server are you using?
This is a 6 month old thread. Can anyone else beat that?
I think the recent spammer was replying to a 2004 thread, or something similar.
Maybe Rick's using a 486 and its finally stopped swapfiling :)
NT
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