jadednightdragon
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Hello, I'm making a cage for a monitor and need to know what can I use to seal the wood because the cage will have high humidity.
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Safely sealing wood.
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polasian
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The following is a thread that has dealt with this topic. There is some pretty good info there. Good luck on your project 
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http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=160487
.http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=160487
mxracer4life
"Daniel Boone"
Sealing wood for a monitor can be a little different than a snake. If the monitor is going to come in contact with any of the wood you want to make sure it is sealed really well, there claws can dig into or through the sealant if its not applied correctly or thick enough. In the process of building a monitor cage now. Just make sure and go with a non-toxic, good quality sealant and apply atleast 3-4 coats.