Using wood for an accent wall...
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I would at least coat them with a polyurethane to protect yourself from chemicals leaching out. Bug Killer wouldn't hurt but I would not have thought of that unless I see evidence of bug infestation. Polyurethane will also keep them the color they are now. It is available in different sheens depending on the look you want.
I'd sand em n get a clear or natural stain with waterproof in it or get a waterproof top coat
https://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/varathane/weathered-wood-accelerator/
I have used this product on almost all of my pallet wood projects and I LOVE the effect. personally, I would avoid spraying insect chemicals on wood that was to be used in an indoor application. Love to see what you do with the slats
I can also test some polys, but no-go on the naked, I guess. Thanks, ladies!
Thank you all! I will check out that rustoleum since it seems easy to use, too! I'll post a before and after picture!