I have a panel board on my shed that's become a bit rotten in a small spot where a sign used to hold moisture against the wall.
Otherwise, the panel is in good condition and I'm not keen on making a major intervention. The profile of the panel is also no longer available as a standard purchase. How can I fix this nicely as a happy amateur?
Otherwise, the panel is in good condition and I'm not keen on making a major intervention. The profile of the panel is also no longer available as a standard purchase. How can I fix this nicely as a happy amateur?
I would probably just make a simple fix, remove the rotten part with a morakniv and fill the hole with linseed putty. It's probably best to replace the whole board, but that seems unnecessarily difficult if you don't want to make any major modifications.
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· Västernorrland
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Would have done the same as Fribygg. And made sure that the area being cleaned will have an outward slope with proper drainage before the repair is applied. Possibly inserted a carved wooden piece into it if the hole is so large that it feels necessary to fill it with more than just putty.
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