Date: 5/11/1999, 7:13 pm
> Just finished the inside of my boat - one layer of glass with one coat of
> epoxy. I am planning to leave the weave unfilled to create a non-skid
> effect.
> Question: In the past I have always roughed up the epoxy with sandpaper
> before varnishing. Is this necessary? The epoxy is fairly rough due to the
> weave of the glass - and the sanding tends to be very superficial, hitting
> only the high spots. Can I get away without sanding the epoxy first?
> Thanks. Being on the inside and not subject to UV I would tend not to varnish especially if you desire a non-skid surface. In the event you do choose to varnish, I have had luck with a light sand with 000 steel wool and a wash with an amonium cleaner to remove any blush. Good Luck
Messages In This Thread
- Varnishing unsanded epoxy?
Bruce H. -- 5/10/1999, 10:21 pm- Re: Varnishing unsanded epoxy?
K. Morton -- 5/11/1999, 7:13 pm- Re: Varnishing unsanded epoxy?
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 5/11/1999, 9:04 am- Re: Varnishing unsanded epoxy?
Mike Hanks -- 5/11/1999, 1:16 am- Re: Varnishing unsanded epoxy?
Paul Jacobson -- 5/10/1999, 11:12 pm - Re: Varnishing unsanded epoxy?
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