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You'll be working outdoors for this job and you'll have to let the canoe dry overnight a couple of times. Make sure you start working on a clear, dry day when there are at least 2 more rain-free days coming up. You can move the canoe inside a garage or other covered storage space overnight if you want, but you'll still have to let the canoe dry for several hours after each coat of paint before you can pick it up to move it. Pick an outside area with plenty of room to work, such as a clear yard or driveway. Set up 2 sawhorses and flip the canoe upside down on top of them to expose the entire hull for painting. You need to work somewhere outside since you will be using water to clean the canoe as well as making a mess when you sand it. It's also best to work outside for the ventilation because you'll be working with chemicals as well. Set up your power washer near the canoe and connect it to a hose. Turn it on and spray down the entire canoe with plain water to remove any dirt and grime. If you don't have a power washer, you can rent one at many home improvement centers or hardware stores. Make sure to wear eye protection and closed-toe shoes while operating a power washer. If you are using a gas-powered pressure washer, wear earplugs as well since they are louder than electric power washers. Wait for all the water from power washing to evaporate. Run your hands over the hull of the canoe when it looks dry to make sure. You can wipe down the hull with a towel and then let it air dry for a shorter time if you want to speed up the process.

Summary:
Check the forecast and pick 3 days of clear, dry weather to paint your canoe. Put the canoe upside down on a pair of sawhorses outside. Spray the entire canoe down using a power washer. Let the canoe air dry completely before proceeding.