Damn. Another myth shot to hell.
Max
Damn. Another myth shot to hell.
Max
I was tailoring my advice to him for his particular project (birdfeeder) as I try to do with everything. The list below would be quite different if I were talking about a wood floor of a house, for example. A good polyurethane would be at the top of the list in that case. Far more wear resistant in that situation and that makes a huge difference there.
Anyway, yes, I was classifying the Spar Urethane and the Marine Finish close together but not as the same thing. There's really not much difference *in this application* between the two and, depending on where you live and shop, they equate the two as the same thing.
As mentioned in a different thread, the lacquers do possess some UV protection depending on brand, type, etc. But UV protection is only part of the level of protection I was trying to categorize. Wear, moisture, flexibility, and temperature effects were also some of the factors. Like I said in there, I wasn't taking into account looks or ease of use/application.
- Andrew
How contraire? Seems confirmation.
Nice score - let me be the first to say - you sucketh!!
Guess I was assuming that most folks prefer to maintain exterior woodwork as opposed to allowing it to reduce to lignified junk. My mistake.
Max
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