BSVLY
Silver Member
Howdy:
A few years ago I posted here on this little project. I had purchased a place with 12 poles set in the ground and 4 of them were fire damaged. I had the four damaged poles cut down and about a year ago had a contractor that was putting up a steel garage also put a roof and cap on the remaining 8 polls. It gave us some decent parking shade.
Above P-Barn is 15 X 50 feet and has 10 foot eve height. Walled-in section is 15'X30'
I now want to move ahead to make a storage shed out if it, so we had another contractor partially build-out the walls this past month. I will eventually close out the walled-in area with a door and will leave the front portion open and use it for parking shade etc.
The eves are open to the inside all the way around and I plan to screen them off to prevent the birds from nesting in the rafters. I now want to paint or stain the inside of this building to seal the wood. Note:-this building will really "breathe" and the humidity inside will swing with the weather. How do I protect the inside wood from the elements?
1) Prime with Kilz2 and then paint with Exterior Acrylic latex? Sounds like a lot of work)
or.......
2) Shoot it with some sort of colored stain? I just want to seal the wood and give it a uniform color coat.
I would enjoy hear what some of you have done on similar structures and what you may recommend.
BTW- Notice the encroachment of civilization 40 miles in the distance
Thanks
A few years ago I posted here on this little project. I had purchased a place with 12 poles set in the ground and 4 of them were fire damaged. I had the four damaged poles cut down and about a year ago had a contractor that was putting up a steel garage also put a roof and cap on the remaining 8 polls. It gave us some decent parking shade.
Above P-Barn is 15 X 50 feet and has 10 foot eve height. Walled-in section is 15'X30'
I now want to move ahead to make a storage shed out if it, so we had another contractor partially build-out the walls this past month. I will eventually close out the walled-in area with a door and will leave the front portion open and use it for parking shade etc.
The eves are open to the inside all the way around and I plan to screen them off to prevent the birds from nesting in the rafters. I now want to paint or stain the inside of this building to seal the wood. Note:-this building will really "breathe" and the humidity inside will swing with the weather. How do I protect the inside wood from the elements?
1) Prime with Kilz2 and then paint with Exterior Acrylic latex? Sounds like a lot of work)
or.......
2) Shoot it with some sort of colored stain? I just want to seal the wood and give it a uniform color coat.
I would enjoy hear what some of you have done on similar structures and what you may recommend.
BTW- Notice the encroachment of civilization 40 miles in the distance
Thanks
