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get what you can replace.
Posted by: andy on Mar-11-13 1:53 PM (EST)

All the mentioned finishes work well. I like oil because it requires no mixing, has reasonable time to work it into wood, looks nice, feels right to me and is easy to touch-up.

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Greenland paddle finish advice - kayakahJoe - Mar-04-13 7:47 AM
- Depends on what you like - Wayne_Smith - Mar-04-13 8:11 AM
- Epoxy&Wood - VK1NF - Mar-04-13 8:22 AM
- Danish Oil - underhills - Mar-04-13 8:46 AM
- Tung oil - Canuka - Mar-04-13 9:20 AM
  - cool - kayakahJoe - Mar-04-13 9:27 AM
    - My choice - magooch - Mar-04-13 9:55 AM
      - Varathane water-based poly - Canuka - Mar-04-13 11:24 AM
- Epoxy - mrmannerz - Mar-04-13 10:28 AM
  - I use polyester resin coated with - string - Mar-04-13 11:12 AM
- also combo - willowleaf - Mar-04-13 11:34 AM
  - GP finish choices - ret603 - Mar-04-13 12:31 PM
    - protecting paddle tips - ret603 - Mar-04-13 3:29 PM
    - laminations - kayakahJoe - Mar-04-13 6:53 PM
- An oil & varnish blend... - BNystrom - Mar-05-13 7:25 AM
- mine are now bare wood - harlingford - Mar-05-13 7:00 PM
  - Bare wood - gingernc - Mar-06-13 8:49 AM
- Tung Oil - dajarr - Mar-07-13 3:48 PM
- get what you can replace. - andy - Mar-11-13 1:53 PM
- seen one - samturcot - Mar-22-13 9:23 AM
  - my experience - rblturtle - Mar-25-13 11:18 AM
    - hot application - mrmannerz - Mar-25-13 1:23 PM
- Just to be tiresome, moisture content - g2d - Mar-25-13 12:34 PM
- epoxy finish - greencrafted - May-11-13 9:16 AM