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  1. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by Dewey Torres View Post
    Dave,

    That being said it will change color (most likely a weathered grey) over time and if you had to coat it with a durable finish, look to the "marine" finishes which are the best defense for water.
    Dewey,

    Maybe you could help him out with some "Battleship Grey"

  2. #17
    I have built about 10-12 ad chairs , all have no finish just let them age with the weather

  3. #18
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    cypress protection

    I have used Thompson's Water Seal (clear) with good results here in Louisiana but it must be re-done periodically. The natural color is onlt very slightly chnaged. Most people seem to be okay with it.

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