Sealing this blank
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CHJ
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No you do not seal the front and back faces.
You need to seal the whole of the periphery to ensure you get all of any exposed end grain covered.
You need to do this urgently if there is any significant moisture still in the wood.
It's likely to start opening up in minutes let alone hours if the wood is green.
You need to seal the whole of the periphery to ensure you get all of any exposed end grain covered.
You need to do this urgently if there is any significant moisture still in the wood.
It's likely to start opening up in minutes let alone hours if the wood is green.
pops92
Established Member
Thanks very much for that. Will go in the shed and do it now.
