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[dbhost]

I do believe that my local marine lumber shop in Kemah Texas might have it. Been a few years since i Have been in there, but I suspect they do...

[Stytooner]

I didn't even consider marine use. As for kiln dried, it has got to be pretty costly. Consider that after treatment, the lumber is saturated. A much higher moisture content than a typical log. It would have to lengthen the drying process and therefore increase cost. It might be worth the added cost though for some projects for the stability.
I do a lot of things with treated lumber. Almost everything. It's almost a sure bet that it will warp some as it dries.