Easily Repair Rotten Wood Ronseal Wood Hardener

[@marymendez9785]

Your wild birds were really adding to your video. Thank you. For posting this. Great information for what I need to know!

[@thedoitalldad]

Always happy chirping away in the background. I hope you've found this useful 😊. Thank you for watching

[@donniecatalano]

Thanks for this video. I cannot believe how many people didn't get it, didn't listen to what you said, and still complain in the comments...

[@mrti3]

Most people dont know how to listen, mad world we live in.

[@legobrickabrac]

Any whole left in wood like that is best filled mostly with wood and the filler being around that to hold everything together. This way you use far less filler.

[@thedoitalldad]

The less filler you can get away with using the better. Also saves money 👍🏻

[@thedoitalldad]

Well I appreciate that you listened 👍🏻

[@THE.CLEANER.G]

Thanks dude this helped a lot as I'm bringing an old bench back to life

[@thedoitalldad]

Hope you get it looking like new! Glad this has helped

[@nut__cracker]

What a thorough explanation thanks buddy! This gives me more confidence before I start, otherwise, I'd cock it up somewhere!

[@thedoitalldad]

Glad you found it useful. You'll be fine 👍🏻

[@artfull334]

Excellent advice😄👍I’ve got the same wood filler but need to buy the wood hardener.

[@thedoitalldad]

Glad you found it useful 👍🏻

[@lukemckeever6124]

Nice simple and concise video mate brilliant stuff 👍🏻

[@thedoitalldad]

Thanks 👍

[@nigelh3253]

Very useful video and good job done. I think the Ronseal Wood Filler is quite expensive, but ideal for a small area as you show. Thanks

[@thedoitalldad]

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah I do agree about it being expensive. But great for little areas

[@dpmedhurst]

Thanks for a very informative video. Very helpful

[@thedoitalldad]

You're welcome, glad you found it useful 😊

[@markjlewis]

I think I would have painted some the wet rot treatment along the crack leading from the large area that you treated. Helpful video though. Many thanks,

[@AdamAbrahams]

Really helpful video, thanks a lot

[@gravyjamable]

Thank you, as said clear, concise video. Excellent!

[@thedoitalldad]

Glad it was helpful!

[@marchowe1629]

Nice walk through. Thanks.

[@thedoitalldad]

You're welcome

[@Edincfc]

Hi, I make saw dust powder does this make saw dust powder hard ?? How does it smell ?? Thank you

[@liamoconnor3010]

Good clear explanation, thanks 👍

[@thedoitalldad]

Glad it was helpful!

[@momanawan4336]

Does the rot come back after some years , after the treatment

[@thedoitalldad]

There's always the chance unfortunately as there would be if you just replaced the piece of wood. You want to remove as much of the loose rotten wood as possible to prevent this

[@jamesbonin1277]

Thanks mate, really helpful

[@thedoitalldad]

Glad you found it useful

[@fritzhenning1]

Why is the open wet rot tin standing on a wobbly surface where it could easily get knocked off?

[@thedoitalldad]

@@fritzhenning1 Don't worry I was careful and didn't spill a drop 👍🏻

[@fritzhenning1]

I enjoyed your video and wish you well....but it was a wobbly surface. You did the H&S warning re goggles, gloves and smell then put the open tin in a precarious position. Aren't I a bore!

[@thedoitalldad]

@@fritzhenning1 Had to add a bit of danger and excitement to the video

[@fritzhenning1]

@@thedoitalldad Best of luck. I watched your video because I have a large hole to fill and am trying to decide whether I need to cut in a new piece of wood or whether I can fill it. I know I will bodge it whatever I do, all my DIY projects end that way!

[@rtyrtyrtyus]

Did you use a hardener in the joint before using the hardener and filler?

[@Mark-qc5ts]

Thank you, a great help this will be 👍👍

[@thedoitalldad]

Glad you've found it useful!!

[@ujkhan1]

Once i fill the wood can i drill on that place?

[@thedoitalldad]

Yes it dries solid so it's fine for drilling

[@ujkhan1]

@@thedoitalldad thanks a lot for reply and a lovely video

[@thedoitalldad]

@@ujkhan1 you're more than welcome! Glad it's helped

[@sergimd9818]

​😅😅

[@everythingandanything-xr1ls]

thank you for the informative video

[@thedoitalldad]

You're welcome

[@charlenethompson307]

Could you use this on a wood front door if you plan on painting afterward?

[@thedoitalldad]

Yes of course... Check out my video of the bench I recently saved. I used both of these, sanded then painted and you'd never know 😊

[@legobrickabrac]

Basically the same job as a dentist does to a tooth, however the rot on the bottom corner of My shed can not be fixed this way. To fix My shed I will use a drill to remove all the rot and then after I see whats left ill I'll cut the remaining wood straight and then make a replacement section and nail it in place.

[@thedoitalldad]

Yeah sometimes things are too far gone..even this wouldn't be a permanent solution, more of a patch

[@legobrickabrac]

@@thedoitalldad Stop or reduce the moisture stops the rot however My shed is in shade half the year from September onwards and that rotten corner gets no sun and is difficult to stop it from getting wet.

[@greggilbert9403]

I replaced the board before the video ended!

[@thedoitalldad]

Glad you got it sorted 😂

[@michaelzaug8750]

Bro that was hilarious and true

[@legobrickabrac]

Probably cost less to, I personally would not waste time with filling a huge hole I would put a bit of that filler in then push a bit of wood I cut to fill most of the space. The filler would just fill up the gaps.

[@expressdotpc]

I would also apply varnish so that ita cts like a weatherproof coating.

[@azzy_k3060]

Can this be used in a bathroom?

[@johnrodgers2018]

Thanks, handy tip!

[@thedoitalldad]

You're welcome

[@sharronwaszkiewicz763]

Where do i buy this product?

[@thedoitalldad]

Hi, I've added the links onto the description for you

[@speedracer2336]

Amazon

[@KieranMeadows]

3:16 good tip

[@bimmjim]

ERROR : You must soak the wood with the clear hardener. Saturate the rotten wood.

[@billbaber6653]

You from South Carolina?

[@thedoitalldad]

Nope I'm from the UK

[@Chica646464]

Wouldn't it be easier to replace that board?

[@thedoitalldad]

Hi, yes for this it would. I just wanted to show what it can be used for and how to use it

[@expressdotpc]

Thank you Sir.

[@darkcloud8125]

well with the way contractors are getting back to me (tiling, etc) that's a total saving of £4,000 and another days work. Yes I'm unemployed and I don't have a wife that wants a new kitchen! I swear the only reason they painted the house is the police obviously had plans on selling it....

[@Mark-qc5ts]

Ignore that I watched again and seen that it was included 😅

[@ZloySok]

Напоминает деревенский туалет: старые серые доски, коричневые подтеки....)

[@thedoitalldad]

Also tough and stubborn 😂

[@frankparker3780]

It probably would have been cheaper, stronger, and faster to have bought one redwood board to replace the two rotted planks. The repair looks terrible. Probably should have let it dry and sanded it.

[@bricktop7803]

Well yes, but the video would be boring, and people want to see a cheap and cheerful option rather than replacing a window or door frame. I would have thought that is obvious??

[@jigitbigit3088]

Your accent is driving me nuts. Where is it from?

[@thedoitalldad]

Didn't realise I had one 😂 I'm from Derby in the Midlands