Posted by farmallhal on August 19, 2011 at 18:48:47 from (71.49.69.219):
I'm expanding my tractor work area to include a heated and cooled working area and plan to cover the walls with OSB (Ox Board, Oriented Strand Board, Chip Board). This is the material commonly used these days in lieu of plywood which is mostly imported from Canada. One side is slick with what appears to be a resin while the other side seems to be more of a natural wood which is much rougher. This is the material which seems to be made from wood chips and glue or a resin. It has several different names depending on the local area. I am wanting to paint the interior after this material is placed on the walls and before adding additional features like shelves, cabinets, etc. Has anyone painted this material before and which side is best to be painted? Any help would be most appreciated as I want to install the material with the correct side out to be painted. Thanks for any and all your comments, Hal.
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