Mixing tourpret wood repair filler.
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Mixing tourpret wood repair filler
Steven from Inexteriors Painters and Decorators is showing how to
mix tourpret wood repair filler.
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Took me a few goes to get the ratio correct. Uses much less water than I expected. Great stuff
I somehow always mix more than I need lol.
thanks for this, really helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
My go-to wood filler. I do use ronseal 2 part filler, but this is so easy to rub down. They also do this in white now.
Same here my freind. I will keep a look out for the white one,
@Inexteriors They sell it on the brewers website. The good thing about this is you can see where you've filled on skirting, etc
Great point there.
too pret its french
Lol, it .means too ready, I just looked it up.
@@Inexteriors The French phrase "tou prêt" translates to "all ready" or "ready" in English. It is a casual way of saying that something is fully prepared or ready to go.
The word "Toupret" is actually a brand name, specifically for a company that specializes in manufacturing fillers, plasters, and other products related to construction and DIY projects. It does not have a direct translation to English, as it is a proper noun.
In French "Toupret" is pronounced as 'too pre' (so with a silent T and the E pronounced similar to the E from the English word 'Extra' (minus xtra obviously) 😉
I did look it up lol, I
@@bxlbxlbxlify skimmed a small celing today in the white fast dry toupret....cant do without it