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How to protect/seal a cedar deck overlay
I'm building a 40 ft. ocean cruising ketch. My deck plan is to be
Port Orford Cedar strips, (about 3/8 inch thick, vertical grain), epoxied onto a fiberglass sheathed epoxy subdeck. How would you treat the exposed wood to preserve it but maintain it's non-skid? I'm thinking of stabilization from shrinkage and cracking of the exposed surface primarily. Rot protection and stain protection are other considerations. Real world experience is especially desired. |
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