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<strong>Exterior</strong>True to character Mark & Duncan have opted to design a unique outdoor appeal using random timber tones. Blackbutt timberhas been used on the deck, screen and steps. Due to it’s natural variation in timber tone, it gives this area an interesting charmand definite appeal. With the use of <strong>Wattyl</strong> Weathergard Decking Water-Based stain, these random tones can be accentuated.This is how this look can be achieved:Feature product: <strong>Wattyl</strong> Weathergard Decking Water-Based Stain – New Merbau (tinted to Kempas)Steps to achieve this unique look:1. All surfaces have been cleaned using <strong>Wattyl</strong> Weathergard Decking Cleaner once the timber has weathered for 4-6 weeks.2. 2 coats of <strong>Wattyl</strong> Weathergard Decking Water-Based Stain – New Merbau (tinted to Kempas) has been applied to the timbersurfaces3. To accentuate the random tone colour, an extra coat of <strong>Wattyl</strong> Weathergard Decking Water-Based Stain has been applied along thefull length of the timber on every second or third board.


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<strong>Exterior</strong>Feature product: <strong>Wattyl</strong> Weathergard Decking 2 in 1 Stain & Varnish - JarrahSteps to achieve a rich timber finish1. Weathered pine sleepers and the bird aviaryhave been sanded back to bare timberand cleaned with <strong>Wattyl</strong> WeathergardDecking Cleaner.2. 3 coats of <strong>Wattyl</strong> Weathergard Decking2 in 1 Stain & Varnish - Jarrah havebeen applied. The strong red tones arebrought out by the natural red toneof the timber.

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