K-1 wrote:Polyester resin is not water proof, epoxy is. -Wayne-
On the other hand many a plywood boat is protected by polyester resin and some have lasted decades in and out of the water.
sealing walls????
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by Melvin » Thu Oct 19, 2006 9:29 pm
On the other hand many a plywood boat is protected by polyester resin and some have lasted decades in and out of the water.
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by kayakrguy » Mon Oct 23, 2006 4:27 pm
Bill,
We epoxied the walls--outside and edges and varnished (3 coats interior side) before assembling to the floor. It sure is easier to do with stuff on horses. Now, I will have to do some minor touch up with epoxy after I fill screw holes etc. Also, there were a few nicks and scratches to the varnish that will have to be touched up but that beats, painting inside a 4' high ceiling!
Good Luck,
Jim
We epoxied the walls--outside and edges and varnished (3 coats interior side) before assembling to the floor. It sure is easier to do with stuff on horses. Now, I will have to do some minor touch up with epoxy after I fill screw holes etc. Also, there were a few nicks and scratches to the varnish that will have to be touched up but that beats, painting inside a 4' high ceiling!
Good Luck,
Jim
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