What is the Best Paint or Protectant for plywood trailers?

[zstro]

What is the best sealant for plywood exposed trailers??

 

[journeyman]

Is the plywood treated? If so it should last awhile depending how old the plywood is and how much element exposure it has seen.

As far as paint goes, I would not even consider it. You will be sorry when it flakes off. I would look into a good stain with some pigment to it for sun protection. Myself I like the Duckback products. I have used their Super Decks stain for years on my deck and fencing. It soaks in like an oil and is a one coat application. It has good wood preservatives in it and it doesn't flake, just fades over time.


http://www.superdeck.com/

 

[red_dog]

Ask anyone on this site, just brush on a quart or so of Sea and Snow every other year.

 

[bignate29]

copper coat works great too, my stepdad swears by it and you can get it at menards or home depot

 

[nosparkplugs]

Use a big paint brush with used motor oil. It works great! Lasts for years.

 

[Magnumb]

Fiberglass matt and epoxy.

 

[mezz]

Thompsons water seal, you get this in a Golden tint (premixed) as well, this works well & with little hassle & as journeyman said, definitely do not paint.-Mezz