Whether you’re creating wood pieces for indoors or outdoors, they’re all affected by moisture in one way or another. While outdoor pieces are generally susceptible to more moisture fluctuations, indoor pieces experience more significant changes than most people think. To combat moisture-related damage, choose the right finish for your wood pieces.
Outdoor Pieces
Outdoor pieces require considerable moisture protection. Ideally, you want to use a coating that has a high moisture-excluding effectiveness (MEE.)
Indoor Pieces
Indoor pieces require a bit less moisture protection, but they are exposed to regular changes even if you can’t personally feel them inside your home. While the five finishes above can work, they usually aren’t necessary for indoor pieces. Instead, go for something with a lower MEE rating.
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