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Current catalogue Bunnings Warehouse - Valid from 01.09 to 30.09 - Page nb 78

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Catalogue Bunnings Warehouse 01.09.2022 - 30.09.2022
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oe DIY TOOLKIT 1Selleys ‘BBQ Tough’ cleaner wipes, $8.89/pack of 30, I/N: 0039086. 2 Cabot’s ‘Deck Clean’ exterior timber cleaner, $17.80/1L, I/N: 1521451. 3 Sabco handled scrub brush, $5.29, I/N: 4480050. 4 Bondall ‘Monocel Gold’ aerosol marine grade satin timber varnish, $18.10/300g, I/N: 1525112. Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered. LEFT As the original oil wore away from this outdoor armchair, UV light oxidised the timber's tannins in a process that attracts mould 1 Remove cushions from chair and place the timber frame outside in a well-ventilated, well-draining area. Clean all over with wipes to remove built-up grime, insect deposits and mould. Tip: Work with the piece upside down to clean the base first, then flip to finish. ze a ~ he) 4 Smooth all over using 120-grit abrasive paper with a sanding block to remove any persistent mould. Repeat with 180-grit, then wipe with a damp cloth to remove dust. Tip: Use a palm sander with a 180-grit disc if you have one, touching up by hand sanding hard-to-reach spots. 78 bunnings.com.au | (O) bunnings | ®) bunnings SPRUCE UP OUTDOOR TIMBER FURNITURE Refresh mouldy and tired-looking timber pieces with this quick method that provides lasting durability and helps prevent further weathering. After sanding, apply a varnish, which will be more enduring than furniture oil or wax. 2 Wet the frame all over using a hose. In a bucket, mix one part deck-cleaning solution with three parts water. Apply using a nylon-bristled brush, scrubbing over blackened areas. Tip: We used a quarter cup (60m) of deck cleaner for ‘one armchair. 5 Finish using aerosol exterior clear varnish, keeping the can vertical and about 25cm from the surface to spray with even strokes, overlapping each for thorough coverage. Leave to touch dry, then apply a second coat and leave to dry overnight. Tools & materials ™ Safety equipment (disposable gloves, mask, ear and eye protection) Hose with adjustable nozzle @ Small bucket @ Measuring cup ™ Scrubbing brush ™ Palm sander with 180-grit abrasive disc (optional) = Cloth ™@ Timber outdoor chair ™ Barbecue wipes ™@ Deck cleaner @ 120- and 180-grit abrasive paper with a sanding block ®@ Aerosol exterior varnish 3 Leave the solution to work for 20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly using a jet spray, washing away all residue and leaving to dry in the sun. Tip: While waiting for the solution, ensure it doesn't evaporate, especially on a hot or windy day, by misting it with a hose. Keep in mind... ™ Always wear the appropriate safety gear when sanding and using power tools, and work in a well-ventilated area. Look after furniture with ongoing maintenance, cleaning regularly with wipes to remove surface dirt and mould. ™ Keeping furniture under cover and out of extreme weather will extend durability of the varnish, ™ This refresh technique is for outdoor furniture made from exterior-grade timbers including teak. Never soak indoor furniture with water or deck cleaner. Project and photography Natasha Dickins

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oe DIY TOOLKIT 1Selleys ‘BBQ Tough’ cleaner wipes, $8.89/pack of 30, I/N: 0039086. 2 Cabot’s ‘Deck Clean’ exterior timber cleaner, $17.80/1L, I/N: 1521451. 3 Sabco handled scrub brush, $5.29, I/N: 4480050. 4 Bondall ‘Monocel Gold’ aerosol marine grade satin timber varnish, $18.10/300g, I/N: 1525112. Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered. LEFT As the original oil wore away from this outdoor armchair, UV light oxidised the timber's tannins in a process that attracts mould 1 Remove cushions from chair and place the timber frame outside in a well-ventilated, well-draining area. Clean all over with wipes to remove built-up grime, insect deposits and mould. Tip: Work with the piece upside down to clean the base first, then flip to finish. ze a ~ he) 4 Smooth all over using 120-grit abrasive paper with a sanding block to remove any persistent mould. Repeat with 180-grit, then wipe with a damp cloth to remove dust. Tip: Use a palm sander with a 180-grit disc if you have one, touching up by hand sanding hard-to-reach spots. 78 bunnings.com.au | (O) bunnings | ®) bunnings SPRUCE UP OUTDOOR TIMBER FURNITURE Refresh mouldy and tired-looking timber pieces with this quick method that provides lasting durability and helps prevent further weathering. After sanding, apply a varnish, which will be more enduring than furniture oil or wax. 2 Wet the frame all over using a hose. In a bucket, mix one part deck-cleaning solution with three parts water. Apply using a nylon-bristled brush, scrubbing over blackened areas. Tip: We used a quarter cup (60m) of deck cleaner for ‘one armchair. 5 Finish using aerosol exterior clear varnish, keeping the can vertical and about 25cm from the surface to spray with even strokes, overlapping each for thorough coverage. Leave to touch dry, then apply a second coat and leave to dry overnight. Tools & materials ™ Safety equipment (disposable gloves, mask, ear and eye protection) Hose with adjustable nozzle @ Small bucket @ Measuring cup ™ Scrubbing brush ™ Palm sander with 180-grit abrasive disc (optional) = Cloth ™@ Timber outdoor chair ™ Barbecue wipes ™@ Deck cleaner @ 120- and 180-grit abrasive paper with a sanding block ®@ Aerosol exterior varnish 3 Leave the solution to work for 20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly using a jet spray, washing away all residue and leaving to dry in the sun. Tip: While waiting for the solution, ensure it doesn't evaporate, especially on a hot or windy day, by misting it with a hose. Keep in mind... ™ Always wear the appropriate safety gear when sanding and using power tools, and work in a well-ventilated area. Look after furniture with ongoing maintenance, cleaning regularly with wipes to remove surface dirt and mould. ™ Keeping furniture under cover and out of extreme weather will extend durability of the varnish, ™ This refresh technique is for outdoor furniture made from exterior-grade timbers including teak. Never soak indoor furniture with water or deck cleaner. Project and photography Natasha Dickins
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