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Interior Coatings for DIY Wood Enclosure

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I would like to build my own plywood enclosure for a boa. Large. approx 120 square feet of interior surface area. I believe the best option is probably Pond Armour 2 part epoxy coating. For my cage, I would need to buy the 1.5 Gallon kit that costs about $320.00 !!!!! are there other options that any of you have used that seal and protect the wood from humidity and are safe for reptiles? Thanks.

Wayne
 
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