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After attaching insulation foil I have lined my allotment shed with OSB boards, what kind of paint would you recommend using on the boards?
Ta in advance
Ta in advance
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After asking the other half what OSB boards are
also known as steriling boards. I know what you're on about now . If it's inside paint it with anything you like. If it's outside any shed paint will be fine.
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It's full name is,oriantated strand board,it will be fine with emusion paint inside,and outside the fence paint,thats what 1 off ours is,tis been up several years and fine,was originaly painted outside with white emulsion,but i done it with fence paint,looks better,initialy it will drink the paint,but that is good,as it will seal it up a bit,Originally posted by stuffys View PostAfter attaching insulation foil I have lined my allotment shed with OSB boards, what kind of paint would you recommend using on the boards?
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Thanks for advice, was going search engine crazy- read to use oil based primer, mdf primer...
Emulsion it is then
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Here you go stuffys, just in case you missed Snadger's subtle hintOriginally posted by Snadger View PostAfter you get it painted enter it in the 2017 Vine shed competition!
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I've painted my shed roof with flexacryl and it's been dry ever since.When you have a hammer in your hand everything around you starts looking like a nail.Comment
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OSB board has to be painted if it's open to the elements. I used it on the exterior of my hut a few years ago, gave it a good few coats with Wilko/B&M cheap paint. Still looking good, mind and paint the edges!Comment
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