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I use Bristol in South Texas. Would use it as opposed to varnish for any work outside. Price is made up for by the ability to apply severl coats in a day and only need two or three sandings - after first preperation - for a dozen coats. Application is easy to learn but will spoil your regular varnish technique.
Bill French,
Satisfied Three
DeFever Passagemaker 40
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Subject: T&T: Bristol Finish
This product sounds great in Passage Maker but it's really pricey.
Has anyone used this and what's your opinion vs polyurethane or straight
varnish?
I've got a lot of rail work to do!
TIA
Jim Vaigl, Irish Miss - '79 Marine reader 36 DC
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