Cedar Adirondack Chair
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Regular or polyurethane spray cedar outdoors?
My husband made four beautiful cedar Adirondack chairs. We want to preserve the cedar (not to turns gray due to weather). I'm thinking of getting polyurethane spray cans, because many in the slats of the chair seats that do wear it with a cloth or brush harder. I've never used the spray before poly … I am looking for someone who has used it, preferably cedar, and can give a firsthand account of success. Any input / experience / advice would be appreciated.
works great same as using a paint spray light coats of spray can expect it to dry between layers, 2 layers of better than 1 3 layers of better than 2, so use in low humidity
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