Date: 7/9/1998, 11:49 am
I'll save readers the trouble of asking, because they'll still probably want to know: what "quality" marine varnish did you use?
Mike Spence
> I have 5 coats of Interlux spar varnish on my deck and I just
> noticed that areas that are either covered by the hatch cover webbing
> and the area overlapped by the hatch covers are a slightly lighter
> color than the surrounding wood. Yes, the varnish is quality marine
> varnish and was advertised to have UV filters. The boat is just completed,
> has maybe 30 hours in the sun. Is this something that I should have
> expected? If so, just how much discoloring should I expect? I would
> have expected none, but...
Messages In This Thread
- Varnish, sunlight, and the color of the wood
Chris Boucher -- 7/9/1998, 10:11 am- Re: Varnish, sunlight, and the color of the wood
Nick Schade -- 7/9/1998, 4:30 pm- Sun-tanned kayaks
Mike Spence -- 7/11/1998, 6:52 pm- Re: Sun-tanned kayaks
Paul Jacobson -- 7/11/1998, 7:44 pm
- Re: Sun-tanned kayaks
- Re: Varnish, sunlight, and the color of the wood
Mike Spence -- 7/9/1998, 11:49 am- Re: Varnish, sunlight, and the color of the wood
Chris Boucher -- 7/9/1998, 11:54 am- Re: Varnish, sunlight, and the color of the wood
Jerry Weinraub -- 7/10/1998, 6:37 am- Re: Varnish, sunlight, and the color of the wood
Chris Boucher -- 7/10/1998, 12:00 am - Re: Varnish, sunlight, and the color of the wood
- Re: Varnish, sunlight, and the color of the wood
- Sun-tanned kayaks
- Re: Varnish, sunlight, and the color of the wood