Cabin sole finish

[billyfish]

So I've got all the old laquer off the cabin floor ...now what to put on it.. sooooo much choice. One pack? two pack? I'm thinking one pack as will be much easier to rub down next time. Satin so not slippery. But what's the hardest for footfall ?

 

[Crowblack]

On teak and holly floorboards I've used two pack Sadolin PV67 Satin in the past - extremely hard wearing lasts a long time, not cheap though.

 

[Tranona]

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[Leighb]

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Second that, easy to apply, water soluble so easy to clean up any spills etc., hard wearing. One thing to be aware of is that when it first dries it may have a milky appearance which is alarming, this disappears after 48 hrs. I think it is mentioned in the instructions but I did not notice and had a bit of a panic!

 

[ithet]

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+1

As noted it's very easy to use, and can recoat after a couple of hours. Was great to restore our old teak and holly boards.

Do not apply below 15deg as the milky finish will stay and need rubbing back. Seems very similar to the acrylic glaze my wife uses for artwork.

 

[Sandy]

I use Le Tonk for everything.

 

[Praxinoscope]

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Another plus for using this,

 

[Stemar]

And another