Stripping old paint, whether dry scraping or with a chemical stripper, is just plain no fun, but the materials and techniques offered here will reduce the drudgery and enhance your results materially.
1954 Penn Yan Captivator Aristocrat Bleaching Milestone
With her bottom repaired and having received two coats of Clear Penetrating Epoxy Sealer, we ...
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1954 Penn Yan Captivator Aristocrat Transom Bottom Preservation
Penn Yan Striptite hulls’ below-waterline plank seams are notoriously difficult to render watertight. We have ...
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1937 Lyman Cruisette – How-to Strip Varnish & Stain
Stripping paint and varnish from antique and classic wood hulls must be the least rewarding ...
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1967 Lyman Cruisette – Rot Unveiled When Varnish Stripped
We truly believed we’d found any and all rot existing on Eagle’s hull, but forgot ...
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1954 Penn Yan Captivator Aristocrat Post Stripping Findings
Yesterday we stripped her transom, flipped her, released her splash rails and stripped her bottom ...
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1940 Lyman 16′ Yacht Tender Staining Update
With nineteen coats of Pettit Easypoxy Hi-Build varnish applied to her topsides, transom; and engine ...
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1957 Lyman Runabout – How to Bleach
We have released the 1957 23’ Lyman Runabout’s aft seating, both of the jump seats ...
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1957 Lyman Runabout Endless Staining Begins
We’ve just blasted through a major milestone in our 1957 23’ Lyman Runabout preservation! ALL ...
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1938 Chris Craft – How-to Strip INT 200E Barrier Coat using Circa 1850
Yes, once again, no matter how long I’ve been preserving wood boats, seldom does a ...
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1957 Lyman Runabout Bleach & Stain Part II
Here is Part II of the crew blasting through the bleach-stain milestones as we apply ...
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