How To Paint your Narrowboat Part 6
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2014
- Narrowboat painting tips from www.johnbarnard.biz
With the undercoat machined and the first coat of gloss applied to the stern section, in this video, which forms the sixth part of a series, John Barnard sets out to share some of the tips used by professional boat painters for getting the best possible results when attempting a full narrowboat repaint. Here, John shows us how to go about machining the first coat of gloss and recaps on how to get the best finish using a roller and brush.
John runs a traditional narrowboat painting business from his base at Debdale Wharf near Market Harborough.
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these videos are excellent. Great steel boat painting lectures.
Cant believe the Transformation so excited for the end result 😃
Great series of videos there. Thanks for uploading.
ive been a painter for 44 yarers this guys first class
Ditto
(I don't mean 'I've been a painter' ditto, I mean 'this guy's first class' ditto).
@@vinm300 lol ditto love it cheers mate 👍
very true if they thought it needed thinning then they would put it in during manufacture
HI LOVE THE VIDEOS KEEP THEM COMMING I HAVE 1 QUESTION WHAT ARE YOU USING FOR THE TOP CLEAR COAT PLEASE
hi if we clear coat i use craft master varnish, i would not normally clear coat over our last gloss coat
Great video's! Couple questions if you find the time to answer I'd greatly appreciate it. What brand and type of gloss paint are you using in these series of videos. Also how would I judge what grit sandpaper to use the manufacturer suggest 320 between coats
Thanks for the thumbs-up. For this boat we're using Epifanes Yacht Enamel. As you say, the manufacturers often suggest 320 grit in their datasheets and that's normally quite OK. We generally use either 320 or 400 - you just have to judge for yourself what does the job best depending on the equipment you're using.
Fantastic and very informative. My profession is faux finish. I must do one of these video. Thanks a lot
Hi John regarding the tape can you leave it on for the whole painting process or do you need to renew between coats? I'm currently doing mine and am not sure if it will pull the paint off bearing in mind it's outside in the open. I've got low tack frog tape is this any good or can you recommend an alternative? Thanks
We use Tessa tape and we leave it on for the whole job. I cannot guarantee its use outside but I have in the past left panel outside with tape on and it has been fine. Bearing in mind the tape gets a lot of paint on top of it which acts a protection.
that's a lovely red , what red is it ,and great video, really enjoyed it,
thank you its bounty red from epifanes
What masking tape do you use
+Gaz Bee
hi the tape is tesa