Narrowboat Panel Painting - Part Three, Undercoating

Part three in our series of videos on the techniques used ‪@JohnbarnardBiz‬ for painting Narrowboat cabin sides. Here John explains how you can apply undercoat to a previously primed surface without the need for rubbing down.

[@NT-eh6om]

Looking forward to the next one!

[@Polecat54941]

I have not got a narrow boat but I do have a van :)

[@ljpeng3473]

"they're not expensive... £150" emm 🙂

[@colinstobbart599]

When are you starting the assisted painting course again?

[@mickandlin]

Great videos John, do you leave the same masking tape on for all coats of paint when painting coachlines or change it inbetween coats, and what tape do you use/recommend

[@llessibm]

Thanks for this, when you said that before starting the next coat you would wipe the surface down then I assume that this is just a dry wipe to dust off any particles that might have settled or do you wipe wipe a solvent or cleaner ?

[@paulshrew]

Great videos John. Do you have to sand down between 1st and 2nd coats or sand after all 3 under coats are on? I’ve only 240 sand paper, that ok?

[@fleabagsinmyeyes]

Very helpful series - one question; you mentioned Multi 40 paint is best for gunnels and roof, I’ve tried to google this but nothing comes up! Does it have another name? Thanks!

[@billwatson2032]

Hi John. I will be useing the same undercoat, is it to dark for bright red, or do I need to use the white undercoat. B Watson.

[@scouseboater3294]

WHERE ARE YOU SITUATED ON THE CANAL AS I HAVE WATCHED YOUR VLOGS AND LIKE WHAT YOU DO