How to Repair a Scratched Wooden Oar

by da animal freak in Outside > Boats

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How to Repair a Scratched Wooden Oar

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After my last canoe trip, I noticed that one of my oars was badly scratched so I thought of the most simple way I could think of. It is very easy to fix, only takes 10-15 minutes!

Get Your Material(s)

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all i used was a electric sander. If your not happy of the results because of the discoloration caused by the sander, you can also apply a coat of varnish to get the best results but i didn't use any and it still looked great.

Start Sanding the Oar

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press hard for this step to make the process go faster (but not to hard so your arms will be sore for a couple days or that you will break your sander if your using one.).

You Are Done!

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Now, as i said earlier before in this article, you may apply a light coat of varnish to make it look better.