Wet Varnish!

[Hughman]

Dontcha just love the smell?

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[maa. melee]

brings a tear me eyes...good job mate.

[Steve Miller]

I also love the smell of wet varnish.

[Bob Perkins]

I'm drooling smile.gif

Some many boats - so little time...

Great Job,
Bob

[JimD]

Like flowers in the springtime :D

[Hughman]

70 year old oak. It get 6 or 7 coats of Epifanes, then an agressive sanding with 120 grit, then start all over again.

Time, just time.... smile.gif

[Wild Wassa]

Hughman, good one Skipper. 7 or 8 coats will allow a good amount of smelling.

Originally posted by Hughman:
"Dontcha just love the smell?"

I really dislike the sour smell. I find it disgusting. I like the look of varnish, so I'll put up with the smell.

What I do like is the way the varnish smell clings to clothes and we get to share the smells with others in our community. When I go to the tote to have a bet during the day and I'm smelling really good, I don't ever have to line up ... the lines just seem to break up in front of me at the counter ... another plus for varnish. I know the varnish smell must be strong because it shifts hardened gamblers, :confused: .

Warren.

[ 11-20-2004, 04:40 PM: Message edited by: Wild Wassa ]