This varnish is perfect right out of the can and it has has been my favorite to use for over a decade now. It’s perfect for building up multiple coats as it will remain clear and flexible. At my shop, we apply up to twenty coats for some projects with amazing results.

At my shop, we apply this product over stain. Its fast dry time allows us to apply 2-3 coats in one day with no sanding in between. It is intended to be used as a base coat and is compatible with the PETTIT 1015 Varnish.

This is the compatible thinner for all PETTIT varnishes and paint. This brushing thinner is great to thin the varnish and I also use it to wipe down boat between coats. I recommend using this product with the PETTIT #1015 Varnish and only using it when varnishing.

This is historically accurate color on most Chris-Craft with bronze bottoms. It is intended for small boats that use trailers so it does not easily scuff off on your trailer bunks. It does not have any anti-fowling properties.

This color has been formulated for all prewar Chris-Crafts and made to be the exact color of the original stain used at the factory. It is easy to use and gives your boat a deep rich color.

We have tried them all and this is our go to rubbing compound for achieving amazing results. When you use it along with the polishing compound your boat, or car is bound to have a show shine.

This is a polishing compound that is used with the black foam pad. It is the second step in polishing after you cut your varnish with step one and the yellow pad.