I don't know what it is about paints that I ordered from Jamestown, but the cans are always badly damaged. I get the feeling that they make extra money by buying damaged cans of paint at Discount and then selling it to us over the Internet at full price.

Have used topside twice over sanded, faired up Whalers....and have tried other top side primers. This is rendered best outcome hands down.

Absolutely the worst product I've ever used. Tried to roll the product on, very poor coverage. Unable to sand when dry. It just clogged the sandpaper after only a few seconds of sanding. So frustrating. Hours and hours of prep work for nothing.

best marine primer i have ever used!!!!being used on wood ----very happy with it. dries a little fast in the warm weather

Applied this to fair out the surface of laminated wood columns to prepaid for application of thin wood veneer.

Sprays nice. Thin 10 percent. After mixing let stand 1 hour and pour through filter to remove air bubbles. Sands nice. I found 4 coats covers good.

I have an older Carolina Skiff that needed a facelift. Sanded the sides, wiped with acetone and applied the primer with a roller that was advertised for use in refinishing kitchen cabinets. Primer went on smooth and dried hard. Now ready to topcoat. Will review that next!

Using under EZPoxy, only drawback is it flashes extremely quick. 75F, 50% humidity, thinned with Pettit thinner, could not brush or roll over previously painted areas almost immediately after applying. Just have to apply quickly and touch up areas later. Sands well, would recommend.

Painting bare plywood to make anti-slip surface in a motorcycle trailer- repaired flaws in the wood with quick-set epoxy, let dry, sanded. Primed according to directions (3/8"" nap roller after cutting-in with brush) - one coat was plenty, good seal, no thinning needed

I would have given a five but it dried fast, I mean really fast. Weather wa 70 degrees so it wasnt hot. Too fast to tip but that's ok because it sands easily.