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sap leaking from CLS studwork
longwalks1
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ive just blocked off a doorway (well, removed door and fitted a frame for the plasterboard). 1 of the lengths of CLS i used is now leaking sap from an area, should i treat/paint/cut out the area before attaching the plasterboard ready to be skimmed?
Last thing i want is a oily spot on my newly plastered wall appearing after a year or 2
Last thing i want is a oily spot on my newly plastered wall appearing after a year or 2
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I'd paint it with knotting. If I had none I'd probably line it with plastic, but I'm a DIYer not a pro.0
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Scrape of the sap and give it a couple of coats of stain block or failing that knotting or some oil based undercoat0
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