Reply With QuoteHello Hello Hello is there anybody in there! just knock if you can hear me.
anyone else use Spar Varnish for wood stocks. been using it since my school days when we built wooden water ski's in shop class. prep them well stain a beautiful shade and 3 or 4 coats inside and out waterproof as a ducks you know what! just a thought for the day.
Hello Hello Hello is there anybody in there! just knock if you can hear me.
How did you go about building those water skis?
Did you actually use them?
I did lots of water skiing in my young days.
Had a 54 Mark 55 Merk on back of a 14’ laminated mahogany plywood boat.
40 horse power, and it was the biggest outboard made at the time.
Spar varnish was the finish i used on the boat.
But as i look back, the only thing actually better about those days is that i was a helluva lot younger.
Amen on i was a lot younger if i remember the teacher had a ski clamp built. we soaked the boards in water etc etc also learned how to weld in 7th grade good old days
Were they soaked or steamed?Originally Posted by Rifleman#1
Much of that type stuff was steamed unless it was done in various layers of wood.
I use it on kayaks, does that count?
I've used it on spars. ;-)
On long-guns I like a rubbed oil finish and then buff on a bowling alley wax coating.
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance." Last words of Gen. Sedgwik
Tried that Spar is much easier but old hand rubbed stocks are very beautiful
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