You will have yourself a ton of fun in 'Knysna Loerie'. She looks beautiful in the water.So, now you know how to do it, what is your next boat going to be....?
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Mike Adams
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Laurence, you ended up with a nice looking canoe. May I ask type of primer and paint you used? You ended up with a nice finish and I've been reading as much as I could in order to get ready for painting my FL11.JollyLolly wrote:First coat of color is on, with 3 or 4 to go. Inside needs another coat of epoxy, then as many coats of varnish as neccessary.
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JollyLolly
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Steve,
The truth is, I didn't use a primer... figured this was my learning curve, and I had had enough of sanding, and the supplier I got the paint from said it did not need priming... I took his word for it.
This is the paint I used.
Yes, Tim, it is Cates Park. Seeing you're from Vancouver as well, you'll know why Knysna Loerie hasn't been wet since...
. Next time though, I think I'm going further around to Deep Cove. Too many "noisy" boats at Cates Park 
The truth is, I didn't use a primer... figured this was my learning curve, and I had had enough of sanding, and the supplier I got the paint from said it did not need priming... I took his word for it.
This is the paint I used.
Yes, Tim, it is Cates Park. Seeing you're from Vancouver as well, you'll know why Knysna Loerie hasn't been wet since...
. Next time though, I think I'm going further around to Deep Cove. Too many "noisy" boats at Cates Park Laurence
Be realistic.... expect miracles !!!
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Be realistic.... expect miracles !!!
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