Date: 9/30/1999, 8:21 pm
> A note of caution on staining. I used a water based stain on the combing
> lip of my Pygmy Osprey. It looked great before I assembled the pieces onto
> the boat. When assembly was completed I had to do a small amount of
> sanding. This resulted in the stain being removed or lightened in the area
> I sanded. It is not real noticeable to anyone but me. But it is there.
> Good Luck Don
So on a stripper or s&g or whatever, all the sanding and assembling should be done first? If you wish to control the area of staining and therefore use a masking agent(masking tape any others?), do you think you could w/ a water based stain? or would it travel slightly in the sanding marks or grain or strip joints? So if you anticipate putting on a sealer coat, would it make sense to mask that and use the sealer coat as the real mask for eventual staining? Grasping at straws?
-mike
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darren -- 9/30/1999, 12:46 pm- Water base stains
Jay Babina -- 10/1/1999, 9:22 am- Re: stain and epoxy
Don Lueder -- 9/30/1999, 8:02 pm- Re: stain and epoxy
mike allen -- 9/30/1999, 8:21 pm- Re: stain and epoxy
Don Lueder -- 10/1/1999, 10:07 pm
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Mike Hanks -- 9/30/1999, 1:14 pm- Re: stain and epoxy
darren -- 9/30/1999, 3:00 pm- Analine Dye
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James Cook -- 10/1/1999, 8:45 am
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