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Besides teak which goes silver in sun/salt - what other woods are
good/OK for long term exterior use (like in a hard dodger) without any
finish.



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Rich Hampel
 
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Iroko, but will erode faster than teak.


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Besides teak which goes silver in sun/salt - what other woods are
good/OK for long term exterior use (like in a hard dodger) without any
finish.



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Doug Dotson
 
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Our boat in done inside and out in Narra. Weathers and wears
like teak but only costs a third to a forth as much.I bought 50
bd-ft from EcoTimber in northern California a couple of years
ago.

Doug
s/v Callista

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Besides teak which goes silver in sun/salt - what other woods are
good/OK for long term exterior use (like in a hard dodger) without any
finish.





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Besides teak which goes silver in sun/salt - what other woods are
good/OK for long term exterior use (like in a hard dodger) without any
finish.


Redcedar

Meindert


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bert wrote:
Besides teak which goes silver in sun/salt - what other woods are
good/OK for long term exterior use (like in a hard dodger) without any
finish.


Locust. It's supposedly the most rot resistant wood there is. Fence
posts made with it can last more than 30 years.



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Make sure it is black locust not honey locust.


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bert wrote in message . ..
Besides teak which goes silver in sun/salt - what other woods are
good/OK for long term exterior use (like in a hard dodger) without any
finish.


In the nursery when my dad was young they used cyprus for the
planters, it did not rot.
Scotty
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