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    Default Finish for celery top pine outdoor sign?

    Hi everyone,

    I'm making a house name sign using a slab of celery top pine and was wondering what the best option would be for a good long-lasting outdoors finish?

    I've got some yacht varnish and Danish oil already, and was told by a friend that the oil would be the best way to go as the sign should last a long long time if it gets an annual recoating.

    Would love to hear opinions on whether that was a good way to go or may be something different?

    Cheers.

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    Default Exterior work

    My opinion would be to go with the yacht varnish for exterior work.

    You never know whats in some "danish oils."

    Good Luck

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    Thanks MacS,

    If I wanted to go the oil route, are there any types in particular that would be best to try?

    Thanks.

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    Default Exterior Coating

    Be sure you read the labels, and that it states, it is a "exterior oil finish."

    Good Luck

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