Urethane brush suggestions

>
> Thanks much. =A0I would have only done one side. =A0It is out in the shop=
right
> now, but I think it is Varathane brand. =A0I do know it was spendy.
>
> Steve

> I COULD possibly even spray
it, if I can find a clean pot.


If applicable, if your shop can handle a little moisture, spray mist
the area (not your boat), lightly, with a water hose (nozzled), to
keep down any dust and off your project, until it dries (to touch).

Sonny

Don't roll it.

You can pick up a Purdy china /natural bristle, assuming that this is
oil based poly..

You can also wipe it on using lambs wool, rags or paper towels.

Soak the brush in mineral spirits or acetone when done... For fewer
brush strokes thin with mineral spirits.

You must do both sides since the moisture on the boat will cause it to
curl if you only protect one side.

On 5/27/2012 11:02 AM, Steve B wrote:
> I did some A/C plywood for my boat. I stained one side, and now it is time
> to put some clear urethane gloss on it. I want it to come out shiny with
> few brush strokes or bubbles. What is the best brush or roller to do that,
> and any other tips you may be able to offer. I COULD possibly even spray
> it, if I can find a clean pot.
>
> Steve
>
>

"tiredofspam" <nospam.nospam.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Don't roll it.
>
> You can pick up a Purdy china /natural bristle, assuming that this is oil
> based poly..
>
> You can also wipe it on using lambs wool, rags or paper towels.
>
> Soak the brush in mineral spirits or acetone when done... For fewer brush
> strokes thin with mineral spirits.
>
> You must do both sides since the moisture on the boat will cause it to
> curl if you only protect one side.

Thanks much. I would have only done one side. It is out in the shop right
now, but I think it is Varathane brand. I do know it was spendy.

Steve