Exterior Work

Oiling Larch at the bike wash area of Cycle Highlands.
Bottom section of paint stripped and wood repaired by Danny Muir prior to preservative treatment and re-painting.
Re-painting gables.
Stripping and re-coating a garden bothy roof. Previously plastisol. Coating removed by wire brush and coated in Peganox.
Using my aluminium scaffold tower on a dormer window.
Rusted railings after blasting and priming with high build zinc primer.
Well weathered paint stripped back before preservative treatment and three coats of superdec.
I now have two scaffold towers to maximise productivity. I also have large 4.8m scaffold boards to bridge from a conservatory/garrage ridge onto oneof the towers.In this example doing this lets me access the awkward middle window as well as the surrounding woodwork.
Shed looking much better after re-painting in zinsser allcoat.
Paint stripped with my new long wave infrared heat gun and then sanded.
After pressure washing off a lot of loose paint and stabilising the rest. Two coats of a custom mixed sandtex colour really freshened this house up.
Long wave Infra Red heater makes short work of thick paint.
Stripped of paint quickly using heat then sanded smooth and ready for primer.
Very thick paint, the base layer was the original paint. Many cracks right through to the wood.
After heat stripping.
Rough paint, lifting from the timber and trying to ‘break through’ surface coatings.
Problematic paint sctriiped. Sound paint above simpley keyed, washed and rinsed.
Quick drying self priming paint let me apply four coats of paint on the bare wood while the scaffold was in place.
Gable after heat stripping, sanding, preservative priming and three coats of Jotun Demidekk Ultimate.

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