Not convinced the the lithofin is - I don't recall it smelling particularly or evaporating fast etc. I will check the bottle later and let you know.
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I just dug up the msds for Lithofin, and sure enough its 15% IPA and water based, and that'll do nicely. Thanks :)
NT
And using a squeegee will discourage the humidity from staying high.
What about International Yacht Varnish, as sold in B&Q? Genuine question
- I know of International as a pukka manufacturer of marine paint, although not having a boat myself I don't know any of their individual products.
Pete
If it's a two-pack varnish then it's yacht varnish, usually sold as two tins one about the size of a tin of tuna strapped to the top of a 1 litre tin. Just before use you tip the small tin into the big tin and mix thoroughly.
If it's a one pack varnish then it's not real yach varnish, just a good quality exterior varnish if it's sold under the International brand. Flag are good as well in my experience. I've used Flag antifouling for years and I use Flag primer and undercoat when I'm decorating at home. Their aluminium primer is very good for resinous/knotted wood it seems to stop the resin bleeding through.
The after show sprays also do that. They are mainly a surfacant to cause the water to run off quickly, and sometimes a tiny amount of descaler to prevent scale/scum being left behind. Whilst they will keep a shower clean, they aren't powerful enough (nor intended) for cleaning a shower once it's got filthy.
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