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Whats the difference between wood preserver and varnish? Wood preserver is basically an undercoat. You brush or spray it onto raw, freshly sawn or sanded wood surfaces to stabilise the woods moisture content and protect it from rot and decay. Varnish, by contrast, is a topcoat. It wont protect the wood on its own. Same goes for paint, wax and wood oil. So, if you want your woodwork to last, start with a few coats of wood preserver, wait until theyre fully dry, then go ahead with the varnish or ...

READ MORE Step two- Fix pieces together to form a box Arrange the four lengths of timber youre going to use for the box in a rectangular shape (make sure the top and bottom pieces sit in between the vertical sides, rather than on top of them) and screw them together at 90-degrees with 45mm exterior wood screws - use two or three at each corner. Top tip: Create some narrow pilot holes in the wood with your drill, so the screws can find some grip on their way, and preventing the likelihood of the...

Wood preserver helps to bring out the woods natural beauty as well as protecting it. But its main job is to sink deep into the surface of sawn or sanded wood to form a protective shield and vastly enhance its lifespan. And lets not forget indoors. A newly-sanded floor is a stain magnet, and there may even be woodworm lurking in them there floorboards. Varnish, wax or paint alone aren’t enough to protect the wood, so you need to treat it with a preserver first. In a moment well reveal the best...