Moisture
By:Rick M
Date: 10/12/2001, 8:11 pm
Date: 10/12/2001, 8:11 pm
In Response To: Re: Abachi wood - is it any good for paddles? (risto)
:
: The info seems encourageing, only seeming drawback being sensibility to
: moisture, so a paddle would need to be finished properly.
Another very popular wood in comercial paddles is bass, which is very sensitive to moisture as well but like u said, a good protectice coat will work. Comercial applications use a resin or polyurethane but I would recomend spar varnish because it penetrates into the wood. If u dent or scratch it the protection is deeper then a barrier coat. Good luck, post a pic of your finished product.
Chers
Rick
Messages In This Thread
- Abachi wood - is it any good for paddles? *NM*
risto -- 10/9/2001, 10:09 am- Re: Abachi wood - is it any good for paddles?
Roger Tulk -- 10/10/2001, 12:48 pm- Re: Abachi wood - is it any good for paddles?
risto -- 10/11/2001, 11:32 am- Moisture
Rick M -- 10/12/2001, 8:11 pm
- Moisture
- Re: Abachi wood - is it any good for paddles?
- Re: Abachi wood - is it any good for paddles?