You see that is why I ask dumb questions. I would have thought
varnish would go on last.
Although I'm sure I'll get plenty of practice either way as the
varnish will likely need touching up sooner than the
paint.
I'm building a Spindrift 10N from B&B.
Yes it is Okume ply with
epoxy and glass at the seams and just
epoxy every where else.
I modified things a bit to put in some brightwork just for fun. I'm sure I'll regret it in a couple of years.
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Originally Posted by svey
I've build a PK78 from bateau.com 4 years ago. I've painted the inside of the dinghy with Brightside Polyurethane. No primer is necessary but removal of amine blush as to be done perfectly. I've varnish the outside hull using an International varnish directly over the epoxy again being sure to remove amine blush from the epoxy. I would always varnish before painting because I find it easier to wipe paint of varnish than the opposite. |