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   Sphere | Jul 17, 2009 11:14pm | #1

   I don't. It's already made with ext. glue. But if you wish, go with West Systems. It must be painted tho' epoxy breaks down in UV light.

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   ktkamm | Jul 17, 2009 11:19pm | #2

   I would trust your opinion so if you don't feel the need to seal,  I am not  going to create more work for myself.

   Thanks. Kieran

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   Sphere | Jul 17, 2009 11:21pm | #3

   Unless it would be practically submerged, it is unneeded as a rule. Prime and paint will do ya fine.Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

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   ktkamm | Jul 17, 2009 11:26pm | #4

   Thanks again. I always appreciate the expert input. Kieran

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   Jeff_Clarke | Jul 18, 2009 04:32am | #5

   The 'sign' board that I use for my professional signs is Omega (aluminum sheet laminated both sides of plywood) - I sandwich it (frame it) all around with Azek brickmold both sides - done deal.

   Jeff

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   gfretwell | Jul 18, 2009 04:43am | #6

   I used MDO for a pontoon blat deck (19 years ago, 6000 hours over salt water)
   Seal the edges and any penetrations with a real good paint (I used a poly fortified enamel) it will hold up forever.
   The only bad spot I have was a penetration I made later and didn't seal.

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   ktkamm | Jul 18, 2009 08:34pm | #7

   Thanks. Any particular brand of paint you recommend?

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   gfretwell | Jul 19, 2009 04:32am | #8

   I used Red Devil poly urethane enamel but I haven't been able to find it lately. I really liked that stuff. Some T 111 I painted with it about the same time in 1990 is still looking great. I guess it was too good.