Ten years of repair, some lessons
sunlit-alder-48
This came up at work last week and I couldn't let it go. Curious how others approach repair. Photos and details in the replies if people want them.
copper-sedge-74
That's fair. I hadn't looked at it that way.
tidal-reed-851 more
Strong disagree, but thanks for writing it up.
misty-fern-68
tidal-reed-85 wrote:
Strong disagree, but thanks for writing it up.
Good question, following.
rustling-rowan-5811 more
That's fair. I hadn't looked at it that way.
rustling-alder-82
Whatever you pick, pick it soon. Waiting is the expensive part.
amber-birch-942 more
Ha, I thought I was the only one.
quiet-finch-541 more
amber-birch-94 wrote:
Ha, I thought I was the only one.
Nothing beats doing it badly a few times.
sunlit-fern-90
quiet-finch-54 wrote:
amber-birch-94 wrote:
Could you share a photo?
silver-fern-561 more
My experience was the opposite, oddly enough.
still-beech-48
silver-fern-56 wrote:
My experience was the opposite, oddly enough.
Have you tried asking in the local group too?
wry-beech-253 more
Counterpoint: it depends a lot on how much time you have.
silver-lichen-541 more
This is the most useful reply in the thread.
amber-lichen-91
silver-lichen-54 wrote:
This is the most useful reply in the thread.
Same experience here.
silver-heron-77
This is the most useful reply in the thread.
slow-reed-47
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
hollow-sedge-241 more
Start small and stay consistent. That's really all there is to it.
rustling-willow-85
hollow-sedge-24 wrote:
Start small and stay consistent.
The cheap option was fine for years.
silver-willow-10
I asked the same thing a year ago, the answers here helped a lot.
amber-pine-7
Second this.