i am drawing up an enclosure that i want to build for my sulcata and as the heat has to be around 80 and humidity areound 80%. i was wondering what i would be able to use to seal the wood to keep it from getting to wet or warping from the humidity in the enclosure. Can i use some sort of water seal, paint, or something of that nature or anything else??
help with enclosure question
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I have this same question. No answers out there? Or suggestions on brands?
Yes, paint, polyurethane, plastic, pond liner. All good. Just be sure to let it cure/dry as the directions say and to air it out of all fumes/smell before using. If you do a forum search, in the google search bar, top right, you will find some threads with suggestions.
MalKC said:
i found this epoxy paint that is non toxic and is used for sealing ponds and other water fixtures it says it is safe for use around fish and other animals.
It is called pond armor it is a little on the pricey side but it should keep any of the water or humidity from damaging the wood
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Pond-Arm...=bly6?Nao=24&Ns=P_REP_PRC_MODE|0#.UoMJ-eLDoxi
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