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Cypress tables
Randawg
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Hi Folks- Just wanted to get folks opinions out there regarding the cypress tables for the eggs. Are they pretty durable and do you have to stain/seal them? Thanks![p]Randawg
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Randawg,
You have to seal everything, except pressure treated lumber, which I do't recommend for a BGE table due to the chemicals they put in the wood.[p]Cypress is bug and water resistant. More so than most woods. If you want to buy a table, youu get cypress from BGE. It will be good. But I'd still seal it once or twice a year
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Randawg,
I made mine out of cypress and finished with with 2 coats of Sikkens Cetol Marine finish. It is the best, longest lasting exterior finish I have used.
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<p />Randawg,[p]I made mine from cypress, and used Watco's Danish Oil on it.
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QBH,
That looks great! Thanks for the picture and the info!
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Ken,[p]That is pretty sweet!
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mitch,[p]Thanks for the info. That's what I needed to know.[p]Randawg
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