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Expoy Question (Part 2 / marine) Jon Wood Boat – only expoying the seams?
I build a wooden boat jon. The boat is 7 feet long by 2 feet wide. The sides are 13 inches. If I just expoy the seams and paint, it will float? I used 3 / 4 inch pine wood to build it, and used waterproof glue and brass screws to hold it together. I was told that to be good, because it will not be in the water all the time. I was thinking of using only exterior house paint as the primer layer, then cover it with a floor paint designed to use the bathroom. I was told this would be great, based on the fact that not would be in the water all the time. Is this a good plan or was I fooling? I'm asking because some people say expoy for any boat. I want to use 3 to 4 hours, every other end of week. I just need the boat to be during a summer.
Save and filleting the seams with epoxy thickend is the way to go for a long life, as would be three more coats on the surface. However, the idea of painting you have above will probably give him his first season, and much cheaper. CPES and similar products are all right as it go, but they are not waterproof and require more coating as above. epoxy you many years of life, at least a decade, if well done, possibly twice or more if the boat is stored right from the experience. The painting house with paint will give you a year or two. It is That's what you're getting told to use epoxy products. Is your boat, and if you just want to paint it and use it, then fine, not you not getting cheated. There are many ways to paint a boat. Often the same paint can be placed on very differently by different painters, and anyone making both wrong.
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