How Can I Make OSB Suitable for Indoor Use Without It Being Splintery?

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Asked By ChillCraft123 On

I'm planning to use OSB I have lying around to build a case for my vinyl records. I want to make it functional and safe for indoor use, but I need to keep costs low. If I slather the finished project in polyurethane, will that help reduce splintering? It doesn't need to be the prettiest project, just usable. What tips do you have for finishing OSB?

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Answered By CreativeFork76 On

OSB can actually look pretty cool in an industrial style if you finish it right. I recommend giving it a good belt sand first, then blowing off any dust with compressed air. A few coats of a hard clear finish will make it less splintery and improve the look! Don't forget to chamfer the edges; it really helps in avoiding splinters.

SandyEdges99 -

Totally agree! Chamfering the edges makes a big difference. It’s like how they do with plywood.

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