Thanks- that's good to know. I'll look for Varithane Marine this spring.

On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 8:26 PM Curley McLain via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:

> We stripped and varnished the 1958 Owens cruiser in 1962 or 3.  It was
> re-varnished with Varithane marine.  about 10 years later it was sanded
> and recoated.  never peeled. It was mahogany and mahogany plywood.
>
> My homemade sailboat, however, peeled.  It was Varithane, but not marine.
>
> the paint factory store sold a couple of brands of marine paint (not
> their product) and they said to use Varithane marine.
>
> OK Don via Mercedes wrote on 2/1/19 7:23 PM:
> > I finished an outdoors table I made in Minwax spar varnish thinking that
> > was the correct finish for something exposed to UV all day, every day,
> just
> > like a boat. In three years it looks like one of the worst cases of clear
> > coat peel you've ever seen.
> > My brother-in-law is a merchant marine captain and long time sailor, so I
> > asked him what went wrong. He said - nothing, you have to sand and
> re-coat
> > the wood every year!
> >
> >
>
>
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