Re: canoe seat caning advice from Murphy
By:David Dick
Date: 3/8/2001, 1:14 am
Date: 3/8/2001, 1:14 am
In Response To: canoe seat caning advice (Mike Snell)
Due to the general unfairness of life, you can't get varnish into the places the cane crosses over itself, but water WILL get in there. So, be proud of your new skill and look forward to the day you can apply it again.
Messages In This Thread
- canoe seat caning advice
Mike Snell -- 3/7/2001, 8:50 pm- Re: canoe seat caning advice
Geo. Cushing -- 3/9/2001, 9:00 pm- Re: canoe seat caning advice - Oil it
Michael Freeman -- 3/8/2001, 9:11 pm- Re: Oil the seat
Dan Lindberg -- 3/8/2001, 1:15 pm- Re: The beauty of Cane
Elliott -- 3/8/2001, 8:34 am- Thanks everyone *NM*
Mike Snell -- 3/8/2001, 9:08 am
- Re: canoe seat caning advice
Elliott -- 3/8/2001, 7:24 am- Re: canoe seat caning advice from Murphy
David Dick -- 3/8/2001, 1:14 am- Re: canoe seat caning advice
Paul G. Jacobson -- 3/7/2001, 11:28 pm- Re: canoe seat caning advice
bill -- 3/7/2001, 11:04 pm- Re: canoe seat caning advice
daren -- 3/7/2001, 9:37 pm - Re: canoe seat caning advice - Oil it
- Re: canoe seat caning advice