After stripping the interior of my 1940 OT Yankee, despite all my efforts to the contrary some of the planking has sustained very light damage in the form of "fuzzies", for lack of a better term.
Is this something that won't be noticible when the boat is varnished, or should I be concerned enough to try to sand all those planks between the ribs beforehand (arrrrrrrgh!)?
Are there any secrets to dealing with this issue (other than not creating the problem in the first place), or am I in for hours of sanding with the grain in an attempt to knock them down?
Thanks!
Is this something that won't be noticible when the boat is varnished, or should I be concerned enough to try to sand all those planks between the ribs beforehand (arrrrrrrgh!)?
Are there any secrets to dealing with this issue (other than not creating the problem in the first place), or am I in for hours of sanding with the grain in an attempt to knock them down?
Thanks!