Traditional Products for Shipwrights and Riggers Product Catalog #1

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Bosun’s LockerFor The Hull And DeckCanadian batt styleCaulking Cotton in Batts or StrandedThe caulking of any traditional carvel-planked wooden vessel requires the use ofcotton or tarred oakum. We carry soft, top quality caulking cotton from twosources: Davey & Company, which offers the British style made of 8 strandsyielding a 5 ⁄16˝ (8 mm) diameter; and Cancord brand from Canada, whichsupplies batts of 120-grain traditional boat caulking cotton.ITEM # DESCRIPTION SIZE6086 Caulking Cotton—British Strand style 1 /2 Kg7122 Caulking Cotton—Canadian Batt style 1 lbBritish strand styleBOAT SOUP RECIPEA tried and true concoctionto coat the hull inside and out,the rigging if it’s parceled andserved, and even the deck ifyou don’t mind sticky feet!equal parts boiled linseed oiland turpentinehalf part pine tarsplash of black paintdash of japan drierApply generously and inhaleoften. Nectar of the gods.Oakum #9107Once upon a time, much of the oakum used forcaulking ships came from the laborious unpicking of oldhemp rope, basically recycled from old tarry ropes andcordage. Prisoners and orphaned children in workhousesin London, England provided the labor. Today, oakumis made from properly carded and appropriately tarredreal hemp fiber—the best available now and every bitas good as the best available in days gone by. Wecarry extremely fine oakum steeped in Stockholm Tar,used primarily below the water line. Available in coils,or burlap wrapped bales. The oakum bale has four 9 lb coils, measuring approximately1866 ft per 37 lb bale.Jeffery’s No. 2 Black Marine GlueStill produced in England from the original formula, this is the preferred choice forpaying over caulked deck seams for more than 120 years. It remains flexible inlow temperatures and withstands softening at high temps.Stockholm TarAhh, the aromatic smell of an open jar of this thick liquid conjures up images ofa long voyage for chandlery customers—they love it. This traditional substance isused for preserving natural cordage, oakum and timber.ITEM # DESCRIPTION SIZE8143 Jeffrey’s No. 2 Black 12.5 kg6725 Jeffrey’s No. 2 Black 25 kg12771 Stockholm Tar 1 pt12772 Stockholm Tar 1 qt6314 Stockholm Tar 1 kg6315 Stockholm Tar 2.25 kgOakum20 WOODEN BOAT CHANDLERY CATALOGFree Shipping with your first $250 order. Call or email:1.855.556.1535 • sales@woodenboatchandlery.org
Boiled Linseed Oil #12776A premium quality from Sweden, it’s used to augment the saturation ofvarnishes or “boat soup” into the wood for preservation. Size: 1 liter.Balsam (Gum) Turpentine #11334Derived from wood resin rather than petroleum. Can be used to thinorganic varnishes. Size: 1 liter.Le Tonkinois Original #11135An all natural, environmentally friendly tung oil- and linseed oil-basedvarnish. Only a light sanding after the first coat is required. Betweensubsequent coats, just wipe down with a water dampened rag.. Doesnot crack, peel or blister for water resistant finish. Has a 24-hour curetime. Size: 1 liter.11135Le Tonkinois Varnish Marine No. 1 #7149Similar to the Original varnish, but cures in only eight hours. It is moreabrasion-resistant, has better UV resistance, and gives a higher gloss thanthe Original. Size: 1.2 liter.Bio Impression #11970Penetrating sealer for use on bare wood, especially useful on weatheredor damaged surfaces that might reject varnish. Designed for use as aprimer, or can be used as the final finish on interior applications when amatte finish is desired. Extremely resistant to salt water. Size: 1.2 liter.EpifanesTraditional marine varnish based on tung oil, phenolic-modified alkydresins with maximum UV absorbers. Use on interior and exterior abovethe waterline.ITEM # DESCRIPTION12994 Epifanes Clear Varnish, 500ml12995 Epifanes Clear Varnish, 1000ml12996 Brush Thinner, 500ml714911970Free Shipping with your first $250 order. Call or email:1.855.556.1535 • sales@woodenboatchandlery.org12995WOODEN BOAT CHANDLERY CATALOG 21
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