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FUSION X16XE
15-04-08, 06:55 PM
ive just finished making a storage area for tools/equipment/parts. i used WBP ply and treated timber, is it nessasery (sp) to paint or treat the bare edges of the ply to stop them delaminating or would it be fine? :thumb:

Mike
15-04-08, 06:58 PM
WBP ply? Enlighten me.

FUSION X16XE
15-04-08, 07:09 PM
water and boil proof, think basically it uses an differnt glue?? so not sure wether there would be any point??

Mike
15-04-08, 07:12 PM
If its a water proof board then its been treated with something already (clear poly varnish or sealer maybe?)

Theres no point what so ever applying a finish coat to it anyway, its not as if its being used to cross the channel Ala Captain Jack Sparrow stylee is it lol

FUSION X16XE
15-04-08, 07:14 PM
no im not planing on finishing the whole thing but just the cut edges that are near the floor?

dave.gsi
15-04-08, 07:16 PM
its worth doing it just for peace of mind.

all that work and in a few months its sopping wet? just slap something on them just to be doubly sure :thumb:

FUSION X16XE
15-04-08, 07:27 PM
yer thats what i was thinking, cheers mike and dave.

djbrowney
15-04-08, 07:34 PM
wbp conforms to the bs1088 which is british standard for ply wood, in other words its water proff but when ever are you going to boil a sheet of ply wood lol any way the ply you have is laminate using a glue called resosonol formmaldahyde :eek: which is the dogs of glue and protected with a clear coat of epoxy resin, but when cut the wood is fresh there for not treated so yes it does need to be treated hope this helps you :thumb:

FUSION X16XE
15-04-08, 07:50 PM
perfect anser mate thanks alot. rep added