Lloydus123
Member
hi, ive just stripped down my topsides of old varnish to attend to some seams and what not, I have a lot of water ingress marks , and the topsides are thin enough . so I'm looking to take to the route of oxalic acid to get the topsides looking there best again, my primary concern is the introduction of a large mouth of fresh water to the bare topsides in washing down . but I feel this would be less damaging than sanding more thickness out of my already thin topsides . does anyone have any advice or experience with this process before .
my plan is
very light sand to remove residue
oxalic acid
3 coats of epoxy
3 coats of epiphanies varnish (minimum)
I'm going to use epiphanies wood finish as you can redcoat without sanding pithing 72 hours accounting for 12 hours cure time
any comments on any process would be appreciated also
regards
Lloyd
my plan is
very light sand to remove residue
oxalic acid
3 coats of epoxy
3 coats of epiphanies varnish (minimum)
I'm going to use epiphanies wood finish as you can redcoat without sanding pithing 72 hours accounting for 12 hours cure time
any comments on any process would be appreciated also
regards
Lloyd