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Sealing wood question

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rtfm

rtfm

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I was talking to a building buddy the other day, and he suggested sealing the spars with diluted PVA glue. Anyone heard of this? And if so - any comments regarding its effectiveness?
Also, he suggested using Gorilla polyurethane glue to bond the spar caps to the shear webs. Or as an alternative, PVA. How effective would PVA be? My experience is that once glued with PVA, things remain stuck forever...
 
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