[C38] Varnish Removal
Les
hlhowell at pacbell.net
Thu Jun 25 12:53:18 EDT 2009
Try Interlux 299e in combination with lacquer thinner afterwards. We
use a glue brush cut off so it is very stiff. (the glue brush is one of
those small brushes held by a metal tube.) Some tooth brushes will work
also, but test them off the boat because some disolve.
We strongly recommend a book called Brightwork. It gives good info on
all the hints and kinks. Following the book our varnish lasted almost 9
years before this last strip down and re-do.
Regards,
Les H
On Thu, 2009-06-25 at 08:00 -0700, Steve Smolinske wrote:
> I have removed the grab rails from the deck to rebed and varnish, I
> have been trying to clean up the deck the area around the bases of the
> rails where over the years someone has not done such a good job of
> keeping varnish off the deck. Does anyone know of a product or easy
> way to remove the old varnish? Thanks.
>
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