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Help with varnish/staining correction

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Fivefootoffun · 15/07/2020 07:56

We’ve just moved into a new house. In the living room - the main window is set within a ceiling length wooden frame/panelling. (See pics).

There seems to be a bit of a bitches job in the bottom panels. Any idea how i would go about correcting without redoing the full thing. If I do just need to do the whole thing - I’m not sure whether to keep the wood look or go for a colour? The skirting will be dark grey (dupe f and b railings). Considered railings for it too but fear would be a mammoth task! Any expertise would be much appreciated!

Help with varnish/staining correction
Help with varnish/staining correction
Help with varnish/staining correction
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Bluntness100 · 15/07/2020 08:02

That’s a sand and revarnish job op. I’d buy a sander for it. Not just mess with sandpaper. I’d also say you need to do the whole thing inc window frame so it matches,

Fivefootoffun · 15/07/2020 10:49

Thanks so much @Bluntness100 - I have a sander from doing window sills previously. I won’t be able to do any damage will I?! Any idea if I’d need a primer?

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RingoFlamingo · 18/07/2020 08:31

I think it would look nice to paint just the wood panel bits underneath in the same colour as the skirting. Up to the bottom of the windowsill.

Fivefootoffun · 18/07/2020 09:17

@RingoFlamingo that would certainly make my life so much easier! Although what about the whole outer frame? Leave that or do it same colour as I’m painting skirting?

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RingoFlamingo · 18/07/2020 15:31

Actually yes, if you can be bothered the outer frame painted too, I think. It looks quite fiddly, good luck! Oh and I think you will need primer, but I'm no expert.

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