Re: S&G: sealing optins other than epoxy
In Response To: S&G: sealing optins other than epoxy (Craig Robinson)
First of all, oil sounds like an inefficient mess. I wouldn't consider it.
In Thomas Hill's book Ultralight Boatbuilding, where he shows building boats of plywood, he uses epoxy/glass on the bottom for abrasion resistance. For the rest, he states very clearly- epoxy is for gluing things, paint is for painting things. He details multi-year abuse tests on marine plywood that have not failed, and says that Paint is all you need. He's not building stitch-and-glue, in general he's building lapstrake, so you'll have some necessity for fiberglass/epoxy fillets, but you will probably be fine painting everywhere else.
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Craig Robinson -- 10/26/2011, 2:00 am- Re: S&G: sealing optins other than epoxy
Mike Savage -- 10/26/2011, 2:13 pm- Re: S&G: sealing optins other than epoxy
Mike Bielski -- 10/26/2011, 2:28 pm- Re: S&G: sealing optins other than epoxy
Bill Hamm -- 10/27/2011, 3:50 am
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ancient kayaker -- 10/26/2011, 11:06 pm- Re: S&G: sealing optins other than epoxy
Craig Robinson -- 10/27/2011, 12:46 am- Re: S&G: sealing optins other than epoxy
Bill Hamm -- 10/27/2011, 3:55 am
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StephenHJ -- 10/27/2011, 1:02 pm - Re: S&G: sealing optins other than epoxy
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