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EFFECTS OF COATINGS ON ARSENIC DISLODGED FROM THE SURFACE The Coatings Polyurethane (Sapolin, floor and deck enamel) Acrylic Latex (REZ, deck stain, Solid Color) Oil based, with alkyd resins (Olympic, Deck Stain, Semitransparent) Spar varnish (Last n’ Last, marine and door) Coat top surface of 2x8 CCA boards. 16 Coupons from 4 boards (4 replicates for each coating) Average Arsenic Dislodged from Surface Before, After, and up to One Year After Coating ARSENIC (ug/100cm^2) Oil Coating – By Board –Time Effects – High and Low Sample Days Match (Day 60 and 365 all high) Chromium (ug/100cm^2) Coatings Test Conclusions Polyurethane, Acrylic, and Spar: 95% Reduction Oil Based Finish: 80-97% Reduction, Average=90% Oil Finish wears Uniformly and Does not Chip – May Be Preferred on Foot Traffic Surfaces Application of these coatings effectively eliminated any surface removable arsenic for up to one year. Better Side By Side Comparisons Need to be Carried Out (Different Coatings on Matched Surfaces compared to uncoated – Correct for time effects observed on a particular sample date) Coatings Test Conclusions Spar Varnish Deteriorated after One Year Test did not determine how well these coatings would stand up to wear and tear (Foot Traffic). Consult with paint dealer. See Consumer Reports (June 98, 99) “Exterior Deck Treatments Test” Durability of Finishes Feist and Ross, “Performance and Durability of Finishes on Previously Coated CCA-Treated Wood” 1995, Forest Products Journal  Fully Pigmented Semitransparent Unpigmented Stains need refinishing after two years or less Paints (Film Formers including Acrylics) Could Hold up for More Than Two Years Wood Surfaces only Subjected to Weather, not Wear as in Foot Traffic Results are in General agreement with Consumer Reports June 98 and 99 California Study Polyurethane and Oil Based Stains worked initially, but less clear over time. (n=?) As (ug/100 cm^2) Time Oil Based Polyu Before 31-314 1100 (Pier) After