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Painting pressure treated lumber
I've read you have to delay painting PT lumber from everywhere from two weeks to a year. Latex paint... What's the deal? And, how does one tell if PT wood is ready to be painted? It feels quite wet from the lumberyard/HD, but seems much drier in a cupla days. Does rain further extend the wait? Does a sprayer allow you paint sooner than brushing/rolling?? Also, just curious: Will non-PT wood last as long as PT wood (outside, of course), if it thoroughly painted? In the northeast. Any special painting methods required? -- EA |
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