Will this cover exterior pressure treated wood well?
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I should think so. It is so thick & oil based to boot, there should be no reason why it won't cover.
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The wood does not appear to be treated with anything, however, I have had mine in my kitchen for over a year and see no problems. It has gotten wet, but as long as it is just wiped off appears to have no effect and I see no stains or changes. Suppose you could cover it with a polyurethane once you got it. Very pleased with mine.
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Absolutely, remember to use galvanized exterior nails to prevent nail rust and wood discoloration after the fact and after some weather.
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the surface should shed rain... I used a shingle varnish/oil that came close to matching our out door furniture...
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Yes this product is adequately waterproof. However, the wood comes with a treatment that will only last about three months in the weather. It is up to you to re treat it at that point, and give it regular treatments thereafter. They recommend re treating it once a year
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I would think so. I stained my front sidewalk and sealed it and it looks great.
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Hi Gary, I think Renaissance was would not be a good choice for an outside application. However I would apply a coat of clear polyurathane to the copper fence post covers.
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I use it on all of my wood furniture and wood cabinets, but I don't have any experience w/ wood that has been treated for heat/water resistance. I would think that it would be fine. I started using it when an antiques dealer recommended it to keep wood conditioned and looking good, and I've loved the product ever since.
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I have not applied this product, specifically, to wood. However, I have used another (cheaper) spray-on, rubberized coating product to cover a piece of fiberboard that I used as a roof on a bunny hutch. So far, it has held us splendidly despite rainstorms and all day sunshine.
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I do not think that the finish on this wood is able to survive outdoor weather conditions. I would not put it outdoors.
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It will seal and protect pine bark just fine. Be aware that it is a gloss finish and will make the final product somewhat shiny. If the item will be outdoors and exposed to the elements, you should consider a water-proofer product instead.
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i use this outdoors on my covered patio. the 3 flat wood pot holder surfaces may not do well on uncovered area that is exposed to all the elements
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I used this product on a deck made of composite material with similar properties as wood. It's well-suited for the job because it provides a very even pressure so you won't damage the surface.
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Will absolutely work. I have used for covering an instrument enclosure with great results.
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Mine is located on a covered deck, therefore not a lot of exposure to weather. However, I also have a log arbor made from the same white cedar and has been exposed to rain and snow for years and it still looks great. On both items I did apply a high quality red cedar stain. Without stain the cedar will turn gray in color over time (not at all harmful to the wood). Cedar is naturally impervious to rot and insects, so I don't think you need to worry about exposure to weather. The overall quality of the chair is very good... very sturdy and not flimsy at all. I hope this is helpful.
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I'm not sure. You might want to cover the wood, but it could also help protect the wood? Maybe google if you can use the product on wood?
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My guess would be that this would just smear around on anything waterproof. It's basically like a balm and it soaks into the wood.