04-22-2014, 08:46 AM
Dan,
You should be ok if you seal the inside of the wood. I read where Lance Mindheim is using the PVC like product called AZEK from Home Depot so he doesn't have prime or seal the framing material. It is all white in color and cuts easy with a power miter. It is in the same isle that their loose finished pine boards are located. One side is smooth and the other is wood grained.
I used this material on the structure below. I cut out the loading dock doors by cutting from the top down and then covering with .060 sheet plastic. This can also be seen in detail in on Lances website under Progress Photos 2013,
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Larry
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You should be ok if you seal the inside of the wood. I read where Lance Mindheim is using the PVC like product called AZEK from Home Depot so he doesn't have prime or seal the framing material. It is all white in color and cuts easy with a power miter. It is in the same isle that their loose finished pine boards are located. One side is smooth and the other is wood grained.
I used this material on the structure below. I cut out the loading dock doors by cutting from the top down and then covering with .060 sheet plastic. This can also be seen in detail in on Lances website under Progress Photos 2013,
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Larry
IMG_0187 by roadman2013, on FlickrIMG_0197 by roadman2013, on Flickr