Check in the paint department at a home improvement store. The associates should be able to help you if there is something that you need specifically for cedar. I usually use marine polyurethane for outdoor things or even indoor that will be exposed to fluids spilling on them.
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Check in the paint department at a home improvement store. The associates should be able to help you if there is something that you need specifically for cedar. I usually use marine polyurethane for outdoor things or even indoor that will be exposed to fluids spilling on them.
Marine grade poly coat.
Do not use regular polyurethane.
TriCoPolymer Cedar Sealer from Home Depot, Rust- Oleum Spar Urethane, Cabot Clear Exterior Wood Protector, Watco Clear Lacquer Wood Finish, Minwax Helmsman Clear Gloss
For the longest lasting results, use a marine varnish. It is made to withstand water and outdoor climates.
marine clear varnish with be the best to withstand outdoor conditions
Marine Spar Varnish in spray does the trick.