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Varnish Fisheyes
Posted by GeneP on Aug 3, 2007
This morning I applied the 5th and I hoped last coat of varnish on the bottom of my Shearwater 17. Unfortunately I have numerous, small fisheyes. This happened in the 4th coat to the deck but I attributed it to using the same tack cloth that I used for the third coat.
Here is my procedure, hopefully someone can help identify the source of the contamination. I looked back at the archives but I seem to be following the general recommendations.
- wet sand with 400 between coats, rinse well, dry overnight. - wipe hull with clean rag dampened with Interlux 333 brushing liquid, allow to dry - mist floor around boat with water to keep dust down - wipe hull with new, wax/silicone free tack cloth - apply Interlux Schooner, thinned 10% with 333 using good foam roller and tip with foam brush - varnish was strained through fine strainer into new, small paint tray
Before attempting the 5th coat on the deck, does anyone have any idea what might be causing the fisheyes?
Replies:
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by Chris J. on Aug 3, 2007
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Re: Varnish Fisheyes by Mike on Aug 3, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by Dave Houser on Aug 3, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by GeneP on Aug 3, 2007
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Re: Varnish Fisheyes by Mike on Aug 3, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by Camper on Aug 3, 2007
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Re: Varnish Fisheyes by GeneP on Aug 3, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by Darryl on Aug 3, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by Dave houser on Aug 4, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by John Beck on Aug 4, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by GeneP on Aug 5, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by John Beck on Aug 4, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by Dave houser on Aug 4, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by Darryl on Aug 3, 2007
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Re: Varnish Fisheyes by GeneP on Aug 3, 2007
- Re: Varnish Fisheyes by mick allen on Aug 15, 2007