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...You said you are converitng a "dresses" I'm guessing you mean dresser. So this is already built? 2) I protect the INSIDE of my wood using DRYLOK Latex based masonry waterproofer. You can get it mixed to any color you like at home depot. However it isn't the "prettiest" paint. For the...

...635 3:1 epoxy from US Composites OR b) 2 coats of "weatherproof" stain (the can says it withstands hail and blizzard) and then a coat of DRYLOK on top of that. personally though, I use epoxy on any bigger/"serious" builds, especially ones that house 100% humidity (like dart frogs, etc...

based on your description, I would use the same paint you had before (or use DRYLOK) on the INTERIOR of the plywood....I believe this is your plan so that sounds solid for the back (outside) of the plywood and the 2x4's, I would feel comfortable using the weatherproof stain I mentioned above...

...a sealant, on 2x4's and lesser exposed areas I use All-Weatherproofing Stain (rated for snowstorms and blizzards) For wetter areas I use DRYLOK Masonry Waterproofer (latex based, but it covers up the wood grains so it looks dull) For waterPROOFING I use 635 US Composites Epoxy (this...

...really cool in a living room though Lol thanks. Thanks man, it is really the "centerpiece" of the room. :) There are several coats of DryLok waterproofer underneath the latex paint. There is no soil touching the walls at all the planter is surrounded by frp board. If it becomes an...

...stuff") as they are dangerous to our animals. If you are going to keep it, I would consider sealing it with something decently strong (like DRYLOK) rather than a more basic sealer and keep a pretty close eye on it for mold/rot issues...you didn't mention any sealant on it at all, and if...

...but I can try to look when I get home. If you only have 2x2s or similar wrapped in screen I would think it is okay but cannot say for a fact. DRYLOK is a latex based waterproofer, but it is not a stain and dries like a hard plastic coating. However, it is safe to use (extensively used in...

The frame of the enclosure is going to be built out of 2x4's, and then wrapped in screen, the back will be plywood to help with the overspray and very low humidity here in arizona. The back will be painted using a low voc paint, which I used on my previous enclosure and has worked perfect. I...

Thanks for the clarification guys. Just to be safe I think I will go with a low VOC stain, and see if I can find some epoxy if I decided to go that route. I am building the cage this week/weekend, and leaving it outside for 2 weeks to make sure it airs out 100%. Thanks again. I will...

...from breeding. I am also selling their cage. It is 30"x24"x24" split into two equal sections. It is custom made wood cage sealed with drylok (waterproof coating) and epoxy paint. It also includes a 5.0 ZooMed UV light, heat lights and plants/branches. With purchase of the pair I would sell...