Don't get to upset, I suspect that the two different pieces will tend towards each other in color as time goes on. No varnish provides 100% protection and in the long run they will match each other.
: Further to Tom's previous message. How much varnish provides safe protection
: from UV. I have learned a lesson the hard way. When I varnished I
: completed the boat and the hatches at different times, and thought that I
: applied the same ( 3 coats) on both Deck and hatches. My hatches have
: tanned to a darker color than the deck after a weeks holidays of sitting
: in the sun. I must have not put the same amount of varnish on the
: hatches.I used Sikkens varnish for my Kayak this spring.
: Now what do I do? Can I ever get them to match? It's really not that bad, but
: it's disheartening.
: Next time I will be more careful and will try not to rush to get it in the
: water, not mention applying more coats than just 3. I thought I would
: share with everyone so you don't make the same mistake.
: Can anyone offer some advice?
: Derek
Messages In This Thread
- UV protection - and hard lesson learned !
Derek -- 7/25/2000, 12:45 pm- Think of it as adding character- NT
Pete Roszyk -- 7/25/2000, 11:13 pm- Re: waiting to varnish?
Don Beale -- 7/25/2000, 11:05 pm- Re: UV protection - and hard lesson learned !
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 7/25/2000, 2:30 pm- Re: UV protection - and hard lesson learned !
Rehd -- 7/25/2000, 9:28 pm
- Re: waiting to varnish?
- Think of it as adding character- NT