Should the wood underneath the faux rock mold be sealed?
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Seal wood under faux rock
biig_worm
Jul 23, 2007 09:52 AM
Replies (2)
Chris_Harper2
Jul 23, 2007 03:54 PM
I would say yes, it should be sealed, but I can also see where some faux rock methods might be enough.
I assume you mean the wood that makes up the cage carcass, correct?
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biig_worm
Jul 23, 2007 04:25 PM
Yes, I cut a hole in the floor and built a pool out of some scrap wood. The pool is designed to be removable; the faux rock frame is based on the pool. The pool is basically a box, with a frame to support the weight. I was wondering whether or not I should seal the box and then start the frame. I think I'll go ahead and seal them.
