What do you builders recommend for finishing plywood that will be exposed to
splash, but not submerged?

I'm rebuilding the upper works of a very old pontoon boat, and will replace
the rails/sides with plywood panels in wood frames. Not sure what
preservative/varnish will give best life. All fresh water, no salt.water.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Ward Wheeler

Clear penetrating epoxy sealer.

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"Ward Wheeler" wrote in message
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What do you builders recommend for finishing plywood that will be exposed
to splash, but not submerged?

I'm rebuilding the upper works of a very old pontoon boat, and will
replace the rails/sides with plywood panels in wood frames. Not sure what
preservative/varnish will give best life. All fresh water, no salt.water.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Ward Wheeler

Jack Ruby Tuesday the Fourth Esq. wrote:
Clear penetrating epoxy sealer.


yes, prime with a solvent thinned epoxy, make your own by adding solvent
to epoxy or purchase about a half gallon for under $50


paul oman (I'm in the epoxy business)