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Hi All,
Two summers ago, I put up a wall of tongue-in-groove pine on my camp porch, but I've not yet treated it. I was going to do urethane, but I'm wondering what the absolute easiest/longest-lasting treatment would be. On moist summers last the last one, we sometimes get mold/mildew on wooden surfaces, so I know I'll need to clean the boards with a solution (bleach?) before treating, but any tips are welcome. Thanks! |
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