PUBLICATION W158
A Test of Water-Repellent Coatings for Wood
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Summary
Water-repellent coatings improve exterior wood surfaces' appearance and longevity by slowing water uptake, reducing periodic wetting, and reducing swell-and-shrink cycles, as tested at the University of Tennessee Forest Products Center.
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