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Oriented strand boards (OSB) are often sold with a blue dye on the edges: What is this? I'm assuming it's some kind of chemical protection. Does that mean that when you cut the board and leave a...
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manassehkatz
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2023-08-14T18:32:33Z (over 1 year ago)
osb explanation
What is the blue dye on edges of OSB boards?
OSB boards are often sold with a blue dye on the edges:- 
- What is this? I'm assuming it's some kind of chemical protection. Does that mean that when you cut the board and leave an un-dyed edge, it is vulnerable to *something*?
- Oriented strand boards (OSB) are often sold with a blue dye on the edges:
- 
- What is this? I'm assuming it's some kind of chemical protection. Does that mean that when you cut the board and leave an un-dyed edge, it is vulnerable to *something*?
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matthewsnyder
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2023-08-14T07:34:58Z (over 1 year ago)
What is the blue dye on edges of OSB boards?
OSB boards are often sold with a blue dye on the edges:  What is this? I'm assuming it's some kind of chemical protection. Does that mean that when you cut the board and leave an un-dyed edge, it is vulnerable to *something*?