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Durable outdoor finish carpentry, remember, this project, This is the table, Rustic outdoor, it looks even more rustic than it did on its first, day. I must admit I neglected its finish. I think we only apply a teak oil that has not held up well. And I know, I had to apply at least once a year, but I didn't. The lesson we learned is that exterior finishes always require additional maintenance. That's right, outdoor furniture is everything, a lifestyle. Well, let's give this table some maintenance. It doesn't take much to remove the top gray layer and expose the fresh, western red cedar wood fibers. It takes on a good gray color over time. So if you like that worn look, you don't want to sand the surface, like I do here. To fill all the cracks, I am using a West System Epoxy Resin. Unlike the one that dries in 5 minutes, it i