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...about getting an outstanding looking finish. The link below may offer some perspective by showing seven examples where Old Town canoes had peeling paint issues. Struggles with paint are not a new problem. Benson https://forums.wcha.org/search/19550/?q=peeled&c[users]=Benson+Gray&o=relevance

...to this story. The back side of the build record shows that this canoe was returned for credit on October 6th, 1924 because the paint had peeled. The canvas was filled again and repainted in January of 1925. Then it was shipped on March 9th, 1925 to Detroit. It appears to have arrived in...

...have been fawn. It shipped on June 18th, 1937 to Adirondack, New York. The back side of the record indicates that the paint had blistered and peeled by August 13th, 1938. Scan showing both sides of this build record can be found below. These scans and several hundred thousand more were...

...between January and May, 1939. The original exterior paint color was dark red. It shipped on May 27th, 1939 to Cleveland, Ohio. The paint peeled so it was returned for refinishing on August 28th, 1939 as shown on the back side of the card. It was reshipped to Akron, Ohio on November 3rd...

...as the design number 17. It shipped on May 4th, 1925 to Wisconsin. The back side of the card indicates that it was flawed with some paint peeled. Scans showing both sides of this build record can be found by following the link at the thumbnail images attached below. These scans and several...

...paint color was dark green. It shipped on July, 9th, 1941 to Lewiston, Maine. The back side of the card indicates that the paint had peeled and references a letter from July 17th, 1941. Replacement paint and varnish were sent on September 9th, 1941. Scans showing both sides of this build...

...paint color was a dark red. It shipped on July 10th, 1940 to Rochester, New York. The back side of the card indicates that the paint had peeled and references a letter from August 7th, 1940. Replacement refinishing materials were sent on October 26th, 1940. Scans showing both sides of this...

...was blue with a gold stripe. The back side of the card shows that it was returned on November 8th, 1928 because the paint had cracked and peeled. It was refinished with dark blue paint and a half inch gold stripe with turned down ends. It shipped again on March 16th, 1929 to Newark, New...