A Sukkah Covering that has been Painted for Protection

Question

Is a Sukkah covering, which has been painted with the intention of protecting it from decay and rot, initially permissible for use as a Sukkah covering?

Answer

Shalom!
It is permitted to paint it ab initio.

Source

Mahari HaLevi; Responsa Ha-Elef Lecha Shlomo, chapter 364; Responsa Beis Isroel, section Orach Chaim, chapter 106

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