Most of the mold-related post here were about drying lumber so I wanted to ask a new question about my issue.
I use 1/2 walnut or maple veneered plywood for back panels on furniture projects. I had some extra from my last project so I tossed it in the shed in the summer.
Pulled it out today and noticed spotty green mold growth similar to this photo:
I was able to wipe it off easily with a few moist paper towel, and I gave the whole board a light sanding.
My question: am I good to go, or should I take a further step of wiping the board down with denatured alcohol or mineral spirits?
Needless to say I won't be storing lumber in my shed over the summer anymore.
I use 1/2 walnut or maple veneered plywood for back panels on furniture projects. I had some extra from my last project so I tossed it in the shed in the summer.
Pulled it out today and noticed spotty green mold growth similar to this photo:
I was able to wipe it off easily with a few moist paper towel, and I gave the whole board a light sanding.
My question: am I good to go, or should I take a further step of wiping the board down with denatured alcohol or mineral spirits?
Needless to say I won't be storing lumber in my shed over the summer anymore.