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If all parts of the table are solid wood and any hardware is brass, aluminum, or stainless steel, you can sand it, apply at least six coats of GOOD Marine varnish (you won't find any at HD) to every surface, and hope for the best. And I do mean EVERY surface, it has to be completely sealed to stand a chance against the elements. Also be prepared to add a couple more coats of varnish at least once a year, depending on your climate.
If any part is veneered MDF or particleboard, and hardware is cheap stamped steel, don't waste your time.:no:
BTW, for the cost of the quality varnish you'll need you can probably buy a halfway decent set of deck furniture.
If any part is veneered MDF or particleboard, and hardware is cheap stamped steel, don't waste your time.:no:
BTW, for the cost of the quality varnish you'll need you can probably buy a halfway decent set of deck furniture.