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I want to 'sticker' some woods that I've accumulated.
Wondering if there any woods to be wary of using because of possible staining or chemical reactions. I will obviously choose something clear and dry, not oily, maybe pine or oak.
I live next to a store that discards alot of wood pallets, some of which I've noticed are nice clean oak or other hardwood. Any warnings?

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Popular, pine, oak you name any "common" dimensional lumber and you will be fine The less expensive the better because if you are like me, your stacks seems to grow with out even watering MichaelP39072.7251851852
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Cheap ply here, and/or melamine board cut into strips (thanks to Mario for that tip)
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Using Melamine strips here too.
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