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« on: August 27, 2017, 04:50:21 pm »
Hey all,, got a question and not sure which folder to ask it in... so I'll try here. I have a big slab of Boxelder that I'm gonna use for a small table top. The bottom of it has a lot of rot. I've cleaned most of it out and was wondering what to do to keep it from decaying more. The piece is a good 2" thick and at some spots it may have rotted close to all the way thru. For the top I'm just gonna use some poly for the top coat. But what can I use on the bottom? I may have to attach a 1/2" piece of plywood to the bottom to be able to attach the boxelder securely to the legs of the table. I'm hoping that by doing this I don't make the rot worse. Should I use some kind of wood preservative on the bottom of the piece then spray some poly on top of that? Any help would be appreciated. I'm gonna try to attach a couple of pics. I've never tried that on this site yet.
Nope, can't figure out how to do the pic.
Thanks,
Barry