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kwaltersmi

Quote from: Andrew Harvey on April 16, 2014, 08:05:21 AM
I gave up with Cetol. Started using a product called "Semco".

We had Cetol on our last boat, but I'm going to give Semco a try this spring.  I've heard good things.
'87 C34 TR/WK M25XPB
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David Comando

I'll be trying Semco Natural as well. After seeing photos of Kindred Spirit when I first purchased it 12 seasons ago, I realized that the woodwork restoration was well over due. Patience, (and a blind eye) pays off though as most of the Cetol has worn off, and the remaining removes easily!
David Comando, 1987 Kindred Spirit, Hull# 55 sailing the waters of Eastern Long Island, and to other points in the Northeast.

kwaltersmi

Here's what my handrails look like with one coat of Semco Honeytone:

'87 C34 TR/WK M25XPB
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