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| Refinishing wooden boats I own a wooden driftboat which is about 20 years old. I am wanting to refinish the boat and have all the tools needed to complete the task. I am, however, uneducated in the skills of boatbuilding and have lots of questions. My boat is finished with Spar Varnish and I am having trouble finding the best way to strip it off the boat(i.e. stripper, sanding, etc) any help or hazards would be greatly appreciated. It is a 16 foot driftboat with 1/4 inch thick plywood sides. |
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| Common stripper like zip strip, etc. is the easiest and most effective. You can follow with a scrub with acetone and light sanding. Follow safety precautions. Depending on the plywood used, surface veneers can be quite thin so keep sanding to a minimum. |
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| thanks.....do I have to worry about damaging the epoxies on the boat when I use the stripper? |
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