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K. Smith

December 28th 04 06:54 AM

Harry Krause wrote:
LaBomba182 wrote:

Subject: Two coats of varnish. . .
From: Jim

Today I did the second coat

Only ten more to go.

Capt. Bill

Indoor varnishing is more fun. I replaced a painted railing in my house
with an oak railing I bought from a local supplier. Came unfinished.
Three coats of matte spar varnish seemed sufficient. I long ago decided
NOT to own any more boats with significant exterior brightwork.

I remember in the 1950s a Penn Yan and then a Wolverine my dad gave me
with all sorts of varnish work. In fact, the entire Wolverine was
varnished mahogany, inside and out, ply and solids. Every single
surface. I kept the finish decent with many coats of wax and a fresh
water washdown. They were beautiful boats.

Here's a photo of one of those wonderful old Wolverines...

http://www.berkshiretv.com/wagemaker.htm

No answer just want a copy in my file of Krause lies:-)

K

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