How to Varnish on a Boat Part1

As we continue our refit we are now varnishing the teak trim from the salon. This 2 part series is a how to guide to getting the best look and results without killing yourself with the details. After redoing the interiors on several boats now, I have found what works well and what is a lot more work with only such minute differences the average person (including yourself) won't notice. This process shows the easy and less expensive way of varnishing but still getting results you can be VERY proud of. During the video, I mentioned a few different products that we tend to use. Certainly you can pick them up at your local store, but I have found that on Amazon the prices are very competitive and in most cases much less than you will find local. If you happen to use one of the links below, I get a small affiliate finder fee but the product doesn't cost you any more than finding it on your own. It still comes from the quality Amazon sellers (not me) that you would get if you ordered it on your own. Fein Turbo 1 - Portable Dust Collector Shop Vac | http://ow.ly/7xVH305FV7M Helmsman - Spar Varnish 1 Quart | http://ow.ly/uw7H305FV2G Chip Brushes 1" (Case of 36) | http://ow.ly/mFbW305FVeo Empty Quart Paint Can | http://ow.ly/pDJl305FVhi Join us on our journey as we continue to rebuild, refit and prepare our Formosa 51 Sailboat for our continued cruising journey. We have always loved the Formosa, bought one (on a bit of a whim) late in 2014, moved aboard this one right away and started to do our refit while living board. We are avid fans of Cruising Outpost and Good Ole Boat (Good Old Boat) magazines and love the ideas we get from them. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "How to repair a wooden mast, boom, spar or Bulkhead (Step by Step) " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nxr-yxUjvQ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-