by far the best in place wood window repair video on youtube, thanks! the epoxy tip is great, I'd been using Porion whcih is good but not suitable for high build as you say.
Hello! Would this process work on a window sill that is inside? I have a window in my bathroom, in the bathtub area that has rotted. The structure seems fine, but the whole bottom window sill needs to be replaced
Yes this should work there too! Generally speaking just cut out the bad bits and epoxy some new bits in so long as you have enough access to get the new piece(s) in.
Wood filler is not meant for high build applications and it doesn't last like epoxy. Epoxy is stronger than timber and doesn't crack like other fillers Here's a link to the one I used www.timbabuild.com.au/product/timbabuild-ehb60-400ml/
I hope you see this. My windows slide up to open. I have two where the bototm of the windows under the pane are rotten out. The windows arent removable. My thought was to cut the rot out. get a new piece of wood dimesioned right. Cut in half so i can fit in and glue the two parts together as they are being glued to the window. Not sure. I need new windows but trying to just keep these windows a year or two more to offset the costs.
I'm very surprised the windows aren't removable, double check this is true. I've used a similar technique when replacing floorboards. your problem is you may accidentally glue the window shut while trying to glue in new timber. Give it a go because it sounds like the worst case is you need a new window, best case, you need a new window.
@@dingeldiy I need all new windows they are all wood from 92 along with my exterior siding . I’ve paid for the house just wanted to try and keep the window good for a bit longer to offset some spending. I’ll try and figure out who made the window and if there’s a way to remove. They are are double hung windows so you’d think I should. I know all the shitty vinyl that the window people who stop by show me pop out
Vic ash or Tassie oak. If its a door/window sill sometimes I use merbau. Generally speaking it's good to match the replacement timber to the original timber.
by far the best in place wood window repair video on youtube, thanks! the epoxy tip is great, I'd been using Porion whcih is good but not suitable for high build as you say.
Thank you! It's honestly a life saver. Good luck with your project
Awesome tutorial, I think I can do that .
Thank you !!!
Good luck, thanks for watching!
Great video. I was just about to fix a window like your last example.
Thanks!
Awesome tutor job!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hello! Would this process work on a window sill that is inside? I have a window in my bathroom, in the bathtub area that has rotted. The structure seems fine, but the whole bottom window sill needs to be replaced
Yes this should work there too! Generally speaking just cut out the bad bits and epoxy some new bits in so long as you have enough access to get the new piece(s) in.
Thank you!
Cheers Michael! Do you have any windows to fix?
Why do you use epoxy instead of wood filler? Whats the epoxy called so I can buy it? Thank you. :)
Wood filler is not meant for high build applications and it doesn't last like epoxy.
Epoxy is stronger than timber and doesn't crack like other fillers
Here's a link to the one I used
www.timbabuild.com.au/product/timbabuild-ehb60-400ml/
@@dingeldiy Thank you mate. :)
I hope you see this. My windows slide up to open. I have two where the bototm of the windows under the pane are rotten out. The windows arent removable. My thought was to cut the rot out. get a new piece of wood dimesioned right. Cut in half so i can fit in and glue the two parts together as they are being glued to the window. Not sure. I need new windows but trying to just keep these windows a year or two more to offset the costs.
I'm very surprised the windows aren't removable, double check this is true.
I've used a similar technique when replacing floorboards. your problem is you may accidentally glue the window shut while trying to glue in new timber. Give it a go because it sounds like the worst case is you need a new window, best case, you need a new window.
@@dingeldiy I need all new windows they are all wood from
92 along with my exterior siding . I’ve paid for the house just wanted to try and keep the window good for a bit longer to offset some spending. I’ll try and figure out who made the window and if there’s a way to remove. They are are double hung windows so you’d think I should. I know all the shitty vinyl that the window people who stop by show me pop out
If you like you can send me some photos via Instagram and I can maybe give you more advice there
What hard wood do you use?
Vic ash or Tassie oak. If its a door/window sill sometimes I use merbau. Generally speaking it's good to match the replacement timber to the original timber.
Hi there are you still taking questions
yes, what the question?