# wtb large sheets of mdf

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**Post date:** [November 10, 2006, 8:21pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/wtb-large-sheets-of-mdf/19916/10 "2006-11-10T20:21:22Z")

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You dont want to use MDF in most outdoor atmospeheres. It does NOT like alot of moisture. Even with a “proper” primer/sealant, the fiberboard will still bloat ridiculously badly… within a matter of days.  
Direct soaking? Large structural loss in a matter of a couple of hours.

MDF is ideal for indoor use, away from constant moisture. By moisture I mean excessive dampness (near a pool, floor decking in a bathroom, doghouse).

It’s plenty good for kitchen cabinetry or anything drier.

I have plenty of scrap You can play with, but nothing bigger then 10"x10"x.75

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