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Submitted by Capt. Bill Pike on Sun, 2007-04-01 00:01
After a routine cleaning, the first step in the coating process is taping areas that adjoin teak.
Then comes a fast rough up with a plastic Scotch-Brite pad...
...followed by a wipe down with a tack cloth.
Unlike conventional varnish, you stir synthetics prior to application...
...draining your brush by wiping it over the can's edge...
...and apply like ordinary house paint, albeit while maintaining a wet edge.
Cleanup's still conventional. After application, I simply washed my brush in plain ol' mineral spirits.
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