anyone have any input on what would be the best sealer to use on a wooden trailer deck?
best trailer deck wood sealer?
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What type of wood ?
You want to completely seal it or paint it ?
The best wood preservative is oil a light weight hydraulic oil but you may have troubles with it when it rains :laugh:
The only other suggestion would be use Sikkens it stinks like h*ll but it works good.
You want to completely seal it or paint it ?
The best wood preservative is oil a light weight hydraulic oil but you may have troubles with it when it rains :laugh:
The only other suggestion would be use Sikkens it stinks like h*ll but it works good.
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it want to seal it, not paint it.
I just dont want to spend $35/gallon for some home owner deck sealer. Hoping someone knows of a cheaper "industrial" sealer.
I will probally just go with the cheap stuff at home cheap0, cant rememberthe price but it wasnt too bad.
I just dont want to spend $35/gallon for some home owner deck sealer. Hoping someone knows of a cheaper "industrial" sealer.
I will probally just go with the cheap stuff at home cheap0, cant rememberthe price but it wasnt too bad.
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I would go with a 1/2 and 1/2 of Linseed oil and thinner. It is really a great sealer. I have had it on a trailer deck for 4 years now. This year were are going to reseal it. Do it on a hot sunny day and let the wood get all the sun. It will soak up the oil and the wood will become tougher. I have done this to many trailers....works everytime
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I just treated my trailer deck Sunday. I used Armorall brand sealer, not sure how it will hold up over the summer but I guess I'll find out.
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Well As In Wood Deck's Go I Use Cabot Products,, It Last About 3 To 4 Years Before U Have To Reapply It Again,, I Tried Thompson's Wood Products They Last About 1 Yr To 18 Months,,, The Cabot Comes In Several Different Color To Choose From,,and It Repels Water,,as In Beads Up When It Rains,,, My 2 Cents Worth,,,,,,,,
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I was trying to think of the name, Cabot... It is much better than Thompson's.
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try to find pure tung oil if you can, dilute the first 2 coats 50/50 with mineral spirits to get penetration, then add 2 more coats straight. the only thing is it takes weeks to fully dry, but it actually hardens in the pores of the wood. We build indoor and outdoor furniture and this is all we use, time consuming, but most high quality oil finishes have this or linseed oil and driers in them, linseed never fully dries though. When fully cured it is impervious to almost everything. Do not use any of the Tung oils that are not 100%pure like frombys or waterlox they are mixed to be more like a urethane that hardens on the surface rather than in it.
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It's not just better, it is the BEST - Period. :usflag:
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