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Coating Specialty Surfaces: Hardwoods and Composited. What’s Different?

Coating Specialty Surfaces: Hardwoods and Composited. What’s Different?
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As the use of alternative deck building products gains increased momentum, the need for protecting a deck’s surface remains crucial and becomes more complex. Composites and hardwoods have characteristics different from those of traditional pressure treated wood or cedar; and methods of coating and protecting these surfaces are different from traditional treated wood, yet also essential.

Product Number: 41207-370-SG
Author: Greg Portincasa, Akzo Nobel
Publication Date: 2007
Industry: Coatings
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As the use of alternative deck building products gains increased momentum, the need for protecting a deck’s surface remains crucial and becomes more complex. Composites and hardwoods have characteristics different from those of traditional pressure treated wood or cedar; and methods of coating and protecting these surfaces are different from traditional treated wood, yet also essential.

As the use of alternative deck building products gains increased momentum, the need for protecting a deck’s surface remains crucial and becomes more complex. Composites and hardwoods have characteristics different from those of traditional pressure treated wood or cedar; and methods of coating and protecting these surfaces are different from traditional treated wood, yet also essential.

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