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I am still waiting on the curing to be complete. This is designed to roll on for truck beds and its like the Rhino liner you can have installed.
It may take another coat but from the way it looks now, I might get away with one coat and then just paint it the color I like. Granted it might not last forever( I am planning on adding siding to it in a few years anyway, bu its sealed and thats what counts.
I live in TN and we have some humitity but its not really bad .OSB is pretty hardy and while it may not be the perfect stuff to use , it will last a while until funds /better stuff is available. Cost wasnt a really big deal but I wanted ot stay within my budget and OSB is cheap compared to some other stuff.
We have a friend that owns a sawmill and I might have him cut some slabs for the siding at a later point anyway.
The one gallon liner cost around 50 dollars and compared to buying other sealant and paint.. I think its cheaper. I used a little more than a quarter of a can (IF THAT) on the house itself.
I am still waiting on the curing to be complete. This is designed to roll on for truck beds and its like the Rhino liner you can have installed.
It may take another coat but from the way it looks now, I might get away with one coat and then just paint it the color I like. Granted it might not last forever( I am planning on adding siding to it in a few years anyway, bu its sealed and thats what counts.
I live in TN and we have some humitity but its not really bad .OSB is pretty hardy and while it may not be the perfect stuff to use , it will last a while until funds /better stuff is available. Cost wasnt a really big deal but I wanted ot stay within my budget and OSB is cheap compared to some other stuff.
We have a friend that owns a sawmill and I might have him cut some slabs for the siding at a later point anyway.
The one gallon liner cost around 50 dollars and compared to buying other sealant and paint.. I think its cheaper. I used a little more than a quarter of a can (IF THAT) on the house itself.
