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scarf jointing fascia boards
Fitting a number of new fascias to a new project.
Paid extra to get 1" finished thickness softwood & with the Taurus moulding I wanted. For joints mid run, intend using 45 degree scarf joints (lined up over rafter end) .... should these be glued or left dry ? Finish will be dark wood stain. |
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scarf jointing fascia boards
"Osprey" wrote in message ... Fitting a number of new fascias to a new project. Paid extra to get 1" finished thickness softwood & with the Taurus moulding I wanted. For joints mid run, intend using 45 degree scarf joints (lined up over rafter end) .... should these be glued or left dry ? Finish will be dark wood stain. This any help? http://www.diynot.com/pages/ww/ww017.php |
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