Good evening folks.
I've been tasked by my daughter with making/fitting two window boards. Each
56" x 16".
The only option is to use thin oak faced plywood. This will be well
supported to front and rear with, I hope, adequate support in between. The
ply is 5mm and of good quality.
My intention is to very lightly hand sand this and apply three or more coats
of Sadolin.
Do I remember correctly that thin ply should be treated on both faces, or am
I thinking of something else? Or am I losing the plot?

Also, Sadolin has been my preferred finish for years. Has technology now
overtaken this? Thoughts/suggestions would be appreciated.

Many thanks,
Nick.

On May 2, 9:22*pm, "Nick" wrote:
Good evening folks.
I've been tasked by my daughter with making/fitting two window boards. Each
56" *x 16".
The only option is to use thin oak faced plywood. This will be well
supported to front and rear with, I hope, adequate support in between. The
ply is 5mm and of good quality.
My intention is to very lightly hand sand this and apply three or more coats
of Sadolin.
Do I remember correctly that thin ply should be treated on both faces, or am
I thinking of something else? Or am I losing the plot?

Also, Sadolin has been my preferred finish for years. Has technology now
overtaken this? Thoughts/suggestions would be appreciated.

Many thanks,
Nick.

technology has undertaken it: creosote


NT

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On May 2, 9:22 pm, "Nick" wrote:
Good evening folks.
I've been tasked by my daughter with making/fitting two window boards.
Each
56" x 16".
The only option is to use thin oak faced plywood. This will be well
supported to front and rear with, I hope, adequate support in between. The
ply is 5mm and of good quality.
My intention is to very lightly hand sand this and apply three or more
coats
of Sadolin.
Do I remember correctly that thin ply should be treated on both faces, or
am
I thinking of something else? Or am I losing the plot?

Also, Sadolin has been my preferred finish for years. Has technology now
overtaken this? Thoughts/suggestions would be appreciated.

Many thanks,
Nick.

technology has undertaken it: creosote

Silly me, I'd forgotten about creosote (

On 02/05/2012 21:22, Nick wrote:
Good evening folks.
I've been tasked by my daughter with making/fitting two window boards. Each
56" x 16".
The only option is to use thin oak faced plywood. This will be well
supported to front and rear with, I hope, adequate support in between. The
ply is 5mm and of good quality.
My intention is to very lightly hand sand this and apply three or more coats
of Sadolin.
Do I remember correctly that thin ply should be treated on both faces, or am
I thinking of something else? Or am I losing the plot?

Also, Sadolin has been my preferred finish for years. Has technology now
overtaken this? Thoughts/suggestions would be appreciated.

Many thanks,
Nick.

if these are outside then you need to make sure Ply is at least WBP rated.

As for Sadolin ... I always use Sikkens find it better product ... and
when they were both owned by Akzo Noble ... Sadolin was the DIY product
Sikkens was the professions ... I know the range has been sold off now.