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Practical Sailor's Exterior Wood Coatings Test Continues for Inexpensive Wood Finish for BoatsPractical Sailor testers find the synthetics and stains application a welcome respite from the sanding, thinning, and mixing drudgery of varnish application.
This round of testing included familiar wood protection products like Interluxs Cetol Marine and Marine Light (http://www.yachtpaint.com /) , West Marines WoodPro Plus (http://www.westmarine.com /) , WoodPlus Marine (http://www.woodpluscoatings.com /) , Amazons Teak Lustre (http://www.mdramazon.com /), Aces Wood Royal stains (http://www.acehardware.com /), and Deks Olje stains (http://www.floodco.com /). Products new to our tests were Teak Guard (http://www.teak-guard.com /), TeaQua (http://www.teaqua.com /), and Interluxs new Cetol Marine Natural Teak. Picking the best marine wood coating for your boat largely depends on your needs, your taste, and your patience. Synthetic coatings and stains are the perfect prescription for the average sailor who wants a product that looks good and protects well, without the fuss of more traditional coatings and without Subscriber Login Purchase selection, or begin your FREE 14-day trial subscription to practical-sailor.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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