I've used Epifanes and It dried like any other varnish for me. I have also experience what Rob described and perhaps what you are experiencing. I read that's it blush that interferes with the drying of oil based paints and varnish. Your epoxy needs a good week to cure and then you should give it a good scrubbing with an abrasive pad and detergent and water. Even then it's not a bad idea to try a small square as a test. I usually finish a boat early spring and I paddle it a few times and it's actually many weeks before I varnish since I want the weather to warm up so I can varnish in my garage in CT.
The time it didn't dry for me was on my first boat - a chesapeake LC deck. I had to wipe it down with solvent and wash it good let it dry for a week and start over. It wasn't Epifanes either.
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- Material: Varnish
Nicholas Harris -- 2/27/2008, 3:33 pm- Varnish drying
Jay Babina -- 2/29/2008, 4:13 pm- Re: Material: Varnish
Rob Macks / Laughing Loon CC&K -- 2/28/2008, 8:43 am- Re: Material: Varnish
Bill Hamm -- 2/28/2008, 6:33 pm- Re: Material: Varnish
Mike Bielski -- 2/28/2008, 9:30 am - Re: Material: Varnish
- It IS drying--in the way varnish dries
Paul G. Jacobson -- 2/27/2008, 11:39 pm- Varnish doesn't "dry", it "cures"
Brian Nystrom -- 2/28/2008, 9:30 am
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Glen Smith -- 2/27/2008, 3:59 pm- Re: Material: Varnish
John Monroe -- 2/28/2008, 5:59 am- Re: Material: Varnish
Mike Scarborough -- 2/27/2008, 4:31 pm - Re: Material: Varnish
- Re: Material: Varnish
- Varnish drying