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Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
By:Rehd
Date: 5/11/2000, 8:41 pm
In Response To: Re: Going with 2-part poly clear (Dean Trexel)

: My point exactly -- prolonged occupational exposure. If I did that for a
: living, I would make sure to have the pressurized suit, too.

: Unfortunately, the flat aft deck of my Outer Island will stick out. I used
: some hardwood strips mixed with cedar, and it isn't nearly as flat as I
: would have liked. I'm going to have to live with some waves, but it's the
: durability of the finish that I'm going for.

: Because he was the one posting the urgent warnings a few months back, so I
: figure if he's right, he gets the boat;-)

: Dean

Ratz.........Everyone is trying to give away boats and I still can't snag one.:) That's a very good question above, about covering with Varnish. As I understand it, not much will stick to that stuff. If not, what about U.V. protaction??

Rehd

Messages In This Thread

Going with 2-part poly clear
Dean Trexel -- 5/11/2000, 6:50 pm
It was nice knowing you........ R.I.P.
Doug K -- 5/11/2000, 8:02 pm
Re: It was nice knowing you........ R.I.P.
Dean Trexel -- 5/11/2000, 9:48 pm
Re: It was nice knowing you........ R.I.P.
Marty Hangarter -- 5/12/2000, 8:32 am
Re: moisture-cure urethanes
Dean Trexel -- 5/12/2000, 4:40 pm
Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
Rehd -- 5/11/2000, 7:29 pm
Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
Rick Thomas -- 5/14/2000, 12:43 pm
Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
Dean Trexel -- 5/11/2000, 7:40 pm
Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
Ian Johnston -- 5/12/2000, 4:36 am
Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
Don -- 5/12/2000, 5:06 pm
Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
Ian Johnston -- 5/12/2000, 8:47 pm
Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
Rehd -- 5/11/2000, 8:41 pm
Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
Ian Johnston -- 5/12/2000, 4:25 am
Re: Going with 2-part poly clear
Rehd -- 5/12/2000, 12:21 pm