Not directly related, but I've figured out that the light colored interior on 
my 1994 C&C 37/40+ is lacquered, not varnishes.  Removing old lacquer is much 
easier than varnish.  50/50 mix of lacquer thinner and denatured alcohol does 
the trick.  
Hope this helps
Bruce Whitmore 


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-------- Original message --------From: Chuck Saur via CnC-List 
<[email protected]> Date: 1/8/19  8:19 AM  (GMT-05:00) To: 
[email protected] Cc: Chuck Saur <[email protected]> Subject: Stus-List 
Stair Treads and companion way finishes 
Happy New Year all.  Cheers from the balmy Straits of Mackinac.  My new-to-me 
37+ has a bright interior, and my sanding hand has been twitching a bit, 
thinking I could re-varnish the interior starting with companionway steps.  
Then, I ran across a fairly new product, apparently, called Rubbed Effect Low 
VOC Satin Varnish by Epifanes.  Blurb says it needs to be applied over at least 
2 coats of regular-style bright varnish.  Product is water based, and the 
pictures, of course, look just like I would hope.  Has anyone had experience 
with this?
Forgive if this has been reviewed, but could not find anything!    

Chuck SaurC&C37+ Daydream

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