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Jeremy

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Finishing a veneered surface
« on: October 30, 2010, 09:41:25 pm »

I am currently building the Billings Slo-mo-shun which has a veneered deck and sides aft of the sponsons.  As recommended by several builders, I completed the underside of the boat before planking most of the deck. I will epoxy resin the inside and outside of the underside of the boat to make it water tight.  I will also epoxy the the inside of the planked sides aft of the sponsons.  The underside of the deck planking will not be epoxied because it won't be accessible. The veneer is then glued down onto the planked deck and sides after sanding smooth.  I plan to use sanding sealer and fine sandpaper to get a smooth finish on the veneer.  What then??  Should I epoxy the surface of the veneer or just varnish it or do both?   I would like a nice finish but the boat must be waterproof.   Advice on this would be much appreciated.
Jeremy
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