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What's a thick tough 1 or 2 part paint for wooden oars - have 2 sets
of avon 2 piece oars and 1 set hard dingy oars that I don't want to have to repaint ever again. I stripped them to bare wood, coated with West epoxy and have sprayed on 2 coats of 2 part epoxy primer - what's the last coat - I have some Sterling 2 part LP I could use but oars tend to live in the wet bottoms of dinks and LP doesn't like to be immersed in water. Besides it's not abrasion resistant - oars get used for testing bottom depths, pushing off rocks, etc Needs to be UV proof, abrasion & water proof. How about a good quality exterior latex semigloss - would that stand up to the torture? |
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