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Ipe Seal Hardwood End Grain Sealer
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Description
DeckWise Ipe Seal protects the end grain of hardwood deck boards by applying Ipe Seal within 24 hours of cutting. This specially-formulated hardwood end grain sealer is made in the USA and can easily be cleaned up with soap and . One quart prevents splitting, checking and cracking in the exposed wood ends of approximately 300 square feet of decking.
Features
- 1 quart – covers approximately 300 sq. ft.
- Prevents splitting, checking and cracking in the exposed wood ends
- Note: do not apply this to your deck surface. This product is for end of board use only. Sealer is a wax based product for end grain sealing
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