Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="LDUBS" data-source="post: 486829" data-attributes="member: 21536">I&#039;m basically going to repeat what I&#039;ve learned here on the forums.&nbsp; For two-part epoxy coating, Raka Epoxy (raka.com) is highly recommended by an experienced member here in the forums.&nbsp; Personally, I have used TotalBoat penetrating epoxy.&nbsp; I liked the coverage and ease of use.&nbsp; But to be honest that is the limit of my experience sealing plywood with two-part epoxy.&nbsp; So, I can&#039;t compare it with other products.&nbsp;&nbsp; Others use &quot;Old Timers Formula&quot; which is a blend of 1/4 boiled linseed oil, 1/4 Spar varnish or Spar urethane, and 1/2 mineral spirits.&nbsp; Put it on until it won&#039;t soak in anymore and then wipe off the puddles. After it dries (which some say takes a while), then two coats of the straight Spar.&nbsp; Again, I have not used this method personally, but it is often mentioned as an effective method.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LDUBS, post: 486829, member: 21536"] I'm basically going to repeat what I've learned here on the forums. For two-part epoxy coating, Raka Epoxy (raka.com) is highly recommended by an experienced member here in the forums. Personally, I have used TotalBoat penetrating epoxy. I liked the coverage and ease of use. But to be honest that is the limit of my experience sealing plywood with two-part epoxy. So, I can't compare it with other products. Others use "Old Timers Formula" which is a blend of 1/4 boiled linseed oil, 1/4 Spar varnish or Spar urethane, and 1/2 mineral spirits. Put it on until it won't soak in anymore and then wipe off the puddles. After it dries (which some say takes a while), then two coats of the straight Spar. Again, I have not used this method personally, but it is often mentioned as an effective method. [/QUOTE]

Verification

Reply to thread

Help Support TinBoats.net: