WATERPROOFING PLYWOOD FOR OUTDOOR USE

[{"selector":"#anim-ebca8f51-f3a8-4aef-bf66-faf49b807810","keyframes":{"opacity":[0,1]},"delay":0,"duration":1500,"easing":"cubic-bezier(0.2, 0.6, 0.0, 1)","fill":"both"}] [{"selector":"#anim-f92ad2ad-d6d5-49ff-994f-0044b3fc66a9","keyframes":{"transform":["rotate(4deg) translate3d(110.15383%, 0px, 0) rotate(-4deg)","rotate(4deg) translate3d(0px, 0px, 0) rotate(-4deg)"]},"delay":0,"duration":1500,"easing":"cubic-bezier(0.2, 0.6, 0.0, 1)","fill":"both"}]

Learn how to waterproof plywood and protect it from rain and snow! Find out which products work best for waterproofing plywood for outdoor use!

Plywood is a bunch of thin layers of wood. Moisture can get in those layers and cause warping, swelling, and rot.

Pressure treated plywood is water resistant, but it will need a sealant to protect from delamination.

Rubber sealants such as Flex Seal and Liquid Rubber will make your plywood waterproof.

Epoxy goes through a chemical reaction, and once cured will make your plywood waterproof.

Polyurethane can be combined with wood stain to create custom colors, and will give a water resistant layer of protection.

Exterior paint will protect the wood from water for a time, but will need refreshing frequently.

Make sure you are picking the right plywood for your climate and your project.

Use wood filler on gaps. Make sure to sand and clean the plywood.

Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines when applying a waterproofing product.

Swipe up to see more about WATERPROOFING PLYWOOD And much more here!!

WATERPROOFING PLYWOOD FOR OUTDOOR USE

Learn how to waterproof plywood and protect it from rain and snow! Find out which products work best for waterproofing plywood for outdoor use!

Plywood is a bunch of thin layers of wood. Moisture can get in those layers and cause warping, swelling, and rot.

Pressure treated plywood is water resistant, but it will need a sealant to protect from delamination.

Rubber sealants such as Flex Seal and Liquid Rubber will make your plywood waterproof.

PRODUCTS TO USE

Epoxy goes through a chemical reaction, and once cured will make your plywood waterproof.

PRODUCTS TO USE

Polyurethane can be combined with wood stain to create custom colors, and will give a water resistant layer of protection.

PRODUCTS TO USE

Exterior paint will protect the wood from water for a time, but will need refreshing frequently.

PRODUCTS TO USE

Make sure you are picking the right plywood for your climate and your project.

Use wood filler on gaps. Make sure to sand and clean the plywood.

Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines when applying a waterproofing product.

Swipe up to see more about WATERPROOFING PLYWOOD And much more here!!

Swipe up to see more about WATERPROOFING PLYWOOD And much more here!!