Date: 3/17/1999, 7:59 am
> I'm putting some V-spar Flagship varnish on my Pygmy Coho. Just when I
> think I have it right, a sag develops in the night. I'm putting it on with
> a foam brush straight out of the can. I plan on using it for a boat, if
> you know what I mean, so it doesn't have to be a work of art. I'm not
> going to use 5 different grades of paper between coats (I use
> Scotchbrite), but I want it to look good. What's the secret to a sagless
> shine?
> Peter
I started with exactly the same product and technique and got the same sags. I found that the foam just layed it on too thick. I switched to a badger brush and thinned the varnish a bit and was fine from then on. Here's a link to a tip-page with some varnishing notes (at the very bottom). This guy uses foam brushes, but is able to achieve a sag-less finish.
Messages In This Thread
- Varnish sags and such
Peter S. -- 3/16/1999, 8:24 pm- Re: Varnish sags and such
Bruce H. -- 3/18/1999, 11:21 pm- Re: Varnish sags and such
Larry C. -- 3/17/1999, 9:21 pm- Re: Varnish sags and such
Jerry Weinraub -- 3/17/1999, 7:47 pm- Re: Varnish sags and such
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 3/17/1999, 9:56 am- Re: Varnish sags and such
Ross Leidy -- 3/17/1999, 7:59 am- Re: Varnish sags and such
Michael Freeman -- 3/16/1999, 9:57 pm- Re: Varnish sags and such
Mac Buhler -- 3/17/1999, 4:55 am
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