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Varnishing a Wood-Canvas Canoe

by Mike Elliott, Kettle River Canoes A little research into traditional wood finishing methods will tell you that there were three basic steps to finishing the interior of the canoe – Oil, Shellac,...

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How to Paint a Wood-Canvas Canoe

by Mike Elliott, Kettle River Canoes Once the canoe has been canvassed and the filler has been applied and is ready for the next step, it is time to apply the paint.  Here are five secrets for a...

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How To Strip Varnish From a Wood-Canvas Canoe

by Mike Elliott, Kettle River Canoes Without a doubt, the most horrible job in the restoration of a wood-canvas canoe is the process of stripping the old varnish from the interior.  It is messy,...

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How to Varnish a Wood-Canvas Canoe

by Mike Elliott, Kettle River Canoes A little research into traditional wood finishing methods will tell you that, for over a hundred years, there were three basic steps to finishing the interior of...

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How To Varnish and Wooden Canoe

by Mike Elliott, Kettle River Canoes A little research into traditional wood finishing methods will tell you that, for over a hundred years, there were three basic steps to finishing the interior of...

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How to Strip Varnish from a Wood-Canvas Canoe

by Mike Elliott, Kettle River Canoes Without a doubt, the most horrible job in the restoration of a wood-canvas canoe is stripping the varnish from the interior.  It is messy, stinky, agonizing work...

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How to Strip Old Varnish from a Wood-Canvas Canoe

by Mike Elliott, Kettle River Canoes email: artisan@canoeshop.ca Without a doubt, the most horrible job in the restoration of a wood-canvas canoe is stripping the varnish from the interior.  It is...

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How to Varnish Your Wood-Canvas Canoe

by Mike Elliott, Kettle River Canoes email: artisan@canoeshop.ca A little research into traditional wood finishing methods shows that, for over a hundred years, there were three basic steps to...

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How to Strip Old Varnish from Antique Wood Canoes

by Mike Elliott, Kettle River Canoes email: artisan@canoeshop.ca Without a doubt, the most horrible job in the restoration of a wood-canvas canoe (or an antique all-wood canoe) is stripping the varnish...

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