PLYWOOD & SEALER
Posted:
Fri Aug 10, 2007 9:03 pmby MARVIN THOMPSON
HI ALL HAS ANY ONE EVERY USE BALTIC PLYWOOD ON A ROOF SHIN BENDS NICE I,LL THIN IT AWAY BUT WASN,T SURE ABOUT MOISTURE AFFECTS. ALSO BUY SOME ACRYLIC CONCERTE SEALER AT AUCTION FOR FOR A 1.00 FOR 2 GALLONS I WAS GOING TO PRIME THE INSIDE OF THE WALLS
BUT HAS ANYONE EVER USE IT THE OUTSIDE
Posted:
Fri Aug 10, 2007 9:19 pmby Miriam C.
Priming the walls is a great idea. I don't know anything about the sealer so I can't tell you if it is good for outside. Can you give us a name---picture---url
I used Baltic Birch on the sides and inside walls. Works great, look great.
Posted:
Sat Aug 11, 2007 12:19 pmby 48Rob
Hello Marvin,
Birch can be used on the exterior of a trailer, as can any commonly available species, heck, you could even use cardboard if you wanted...
It will have to be sealed very well...to the point NO moisture can penetrate from either side, the edges, or any fastening point.
Concrete sealer may help, but for all the effort involved, I believe I'd try to pinch pennies elsewhere.
Whatever sealer you use should be able to withstand UV and of course whatever type of weather it will be subjected to.
Rob
Posted:
Sun Aug 12, 2007 11:49 amby Miriam C.
Freebird wrote:Marvin,
Could you say that again in English?
Which English would you prefer.
I must have left my filter in cause I understood every word
