Hi All
Have we a favourite varnish or oil to refresh the wood work on our beloved boats?
Varnish
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bellalistair
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Re: Varnish
Hi Lee,
there was a thread on that, though it is a couple of years old now so there might be some updates...
http://www.capecutter19association.org/ ... f=10&t=432
Happy sanding!
Alistair
there was a thread on that, though it is a couple of years old now so there might be some updates...
http://www.capecutter19association.org/ ... f=10&t=432
Happy sanding!
Alistair
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Lee
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Re: Varnish
Cheers Alistairbellalistair wrote:Hi Lee,
there was a thread on that, though it is a couple of years old now so there might be some updates...
http://www.capecutter19association.org/ ... f=10&t=432
Happy sanding!
Alistair
I guess its oil for the strakes and Varnish for the spars then.
Thanks for sending me the link
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NickC
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Re: Varnish
Hi Lee
I bought my boat refurbished from Bob the Builder. He was using Jotun Ravilakk at the time and so I have continued using it and like the colour, finish and durability. I also find it best applied using foam brushes. I get is from SML Marine Paints online as by pure chance I once noticed that the shelf life of the first tin from them was a year longer than the one sitting on the shelf at Force 4 ! but I guess that was just a stock turnover thing.
Happy sanding
Nick
I bought my boat refurbished from Bob the Builder. He was using Jotun Ravilakk at the time and so I have continued using it and like the colour, finish and durability. I also find it best applied using foam brushes. I get is from SML Marine Paints online as by pure chance I once noticed that the shelf life of the first tin from them was a year longer than the one sitting on the shelf at Force 4 ! but I guess that was just a stock turnover thing.
Happy sanding
Nick