Date: 7/5/1998, 11:01 am
> Both use an oil based paint that
> is significantly modified with filler materials
I'm here to ask questions, Duane, as I don't have much experience either. One source I'm using suggests using "house paint", and using two finish coats instead of using a base coat and a finish coat, and a book on Greenland kayak building suggests using house paint mixed with linseed oil. I also got the same advice from one of the correspondents on this site, and I think that's the way I'll go. Can anyone tell me what proportion to mix the linseed oil into the paint?
Looks like I'll be getting my kayak done about the time the pond freezes over...(you know, the pond in Hell.)
> Personally, I've been playing with coating the fabric with an
> elastomeric roofing compound.
Let us know how it works out.
Messages In This Thread
- How do you paint #10 cotton duck?
Duane Strosaker -- 7/4/1998, 12:27 pm- Re: How do you paint #10 cotton duck?
jim champoux -- 7/8/1998, 9:20 am- Re: How do you paint #10 cotton duck?
Mark Kanzler -- 7/8/1998, 10:26 pm
- Re: How do you paint #10 cotton duck?
Bram van der Sluys -- 7/4/1998, 2:26 pm- Re: How do you paint #10 cotton duck?
Paul Jacobson -- 7/4/1998, 1:17 am- Re: How do you paint #10 cotton duck?
Roger Tulk -- 7/5/1998, 11:01 am- Additions, corrections and clarifications
Paul Jacobson -- 7/4/1998, 10:25 pm - Additions, corrections and clarifications
- Re: How do you paint #10 cotton duck?
- Re: How do you paint #10 cotton duck?