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I've got some woodwork to do and would like to know opinions on
different varnishes for the interior. I want something that I can apply quickly (2 coats in one day) and get finished in two days. I've used epiphanes before, lots of drips, bubbles, etc. This is just for interior beech colored light wood on mainly a plastic boat. Most of the trim is vertical surfaces, thin strips. Basically I want the wife to say "Wow!!" when she returns from a 3 day trip and not have a project half completed with a ton of sags, bubbles runs to get out, and wait 6 months for a hardened finish before I do a final buffing. I have soooo many boat projects I can't afford to be a perfectionist and it seems like products such as epiphanes are softer varnishes for flexibility due to climate changes. I need something simple and foolproof. Doug |