[Public-list] Cetol vs Armada and Other Stuff
Gail DeMoss
gdemoss at alberg30.org
Thu Sep 9 08:04:00 PDT 2004
I am really glad to hear about the lighter version of Cetol. I used
Cetol when it was only advertised for porch decks and houses. Then the
marine version. I finally took it all off and went to Armada because of
the dark color. But Armada doesn't last very long and the Armada 2000
only lasted about 1 MONTH. Mother Naure seems to have removed what was
left of the Armada in the past year and I plan to go back to Cetol. Now
I can try the light version.
On the interior I wash it down with a weak solution of clorox and water.
Then I use Formby's Lemon Oil. We have never had any mold/mildew and
the inside wood looks pretty good except where we had leaks.
I would really hesitate to put Armada, Cetol or varnish on the cabin
sole. You certainly don't want a slick surface at the bottom of the
companionway where there might be water. How about a polyurethane floor
finish?
Gail Dinwiddie
Calypso #543
Dave Terrell wrote:
> There is a "light" version of cetol that has less pigment. I use it on the bright work - looks ok in sunlight.
> I don't know Armada, but my experience of Cetol is that the colour indeed is
> a bit odd. It ends up a rather artificial orange, ok in strong light from a
> distance, but probably not too good for the interior where you'll have to
> look at it.
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