Wood finnish Interior

[hlb]

Now that I'm reupholstering the boat. I was thinking of doing up some of the wood work. Sand down and refinish. But what is it. It dont look like varnish. Princess 35.

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Haydn

 

[chippie]

I've seen some nice interiors done in a light coloured satin laquer with a small amount of wood trim. probably needs to be sprayed though. You could also consider a blonding technique. Home improvement magazines have info on this sort of thing.
Let us know what you decide.

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[Doffy]

Use wire wool and satin finish varnish, our Princess came up well better than new.

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[Davy_S]

Try Ronseal quick drying clear varnish. (clear satin) It dries in twenty minutes and does a very good finish. They sell it at B&Q.

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[sailorman]

use 0000 Grade w/wool after last coat, lubricated with spray (household) polish to de-nib. works a treat!.

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[chippie]

Duh , I just realised that I misread your post , Sorry.

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[tico]

Insides of mine are plain teak , very fine sanded, then use plain teak oil. Note... use the thin stuff (international) NOT the thick cheap stuff. Rub it on with a rag or a paintbrush. Looks great

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