| Door Rot Repair | |||||
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| It did not look too bad until a screwdriver was pushed into the degraded area | The resultant cavity was the size of a cricket ball or larger and extremely wet. The exterior of the door where the rot had taken hold was still solid. | ||||
| Once the majority of rotten material was dug out, a hair dryer was used to warm the timber to express enough moisture for the Bote-Cote Epoxy Resin to stick. | Hair dryer beavering away to expel moisture. In this case it was important to keep direct heat away from the glass. | Once the timber was dry in the cavity the Wot Rot Repair Kit was opened. Bote-Cote Expoxy Resin was mixed with TPRDA and hole was wet out all round until the timber was saturated. Once saturated gluing and filleting filler was mixed into Bote-Cote and the hole filled. | |||
| Once the hole was completely full and the epoxied area was sealed with 'duct' tape to hold it in shape. | The screwdriver was pulled out and a check of the other doors revealed rotten timber in the bottom corners of all doors. Although, no where as serious as the door describe above. | ||||
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