Once again, I'm building an outdoor ice rink. Plywood will be placed on
edge, and supported with homemade brackets. My question is this: If I use
spar urethane on the edges, will using exterior latex paint on the front
and back be of any benefit?

Appearance is not critical, as the plywood will be covered with the tarp
anyway.

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Anything that minimizes moisture intrusion will be very useful in
prolonging the life of the material.

On Jan 5, 11:21*pm, Puckdropper puckdropper(at)yahoo(dot)com wrote:
Once again, I'm building an outdoor ice rink. *Plywood will be placed on
edge, and supported with homemade brackets. *My question is this: *If I use
spar urethane on the edges, will using exterior latex paint on the front
and back be of any benefit?

Appearance is not critical, as the plywood will be covered with the tarp
anyway. *

Puckdropper
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writers are incorrigible.

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