After the B/S with the total boat primer, this stuff came thru great ! covers very well, if I had known how good it covered would not have messed with the junk primer !

Rob

Fredericksburg, Va

Easy to work with. Great Glossy shine.

Mike

Greensburg, PA

Brightside is an excellent one-part Urethane. It dries quite fast so I thin with 333 to achieve a good flow-out. My preference is to use a foam roller and tip out the bubbles with a Jen foam brush. Two coats over Interprime primer is usually sufficient.

Peter, the Shellback guy

Dexter NY

easy to roll and tip, gives a great high gloss finish

blue boatman

charleston, sc

This paint is self leveling and sag resistant. Good sheen - almost high gloss. Easy to apply with a foam roller or a brush. It skins over in the can if you keep it very long at all. You can mix available colors to get what you want.

Tim

Lancaster, PA

I have used this previously on fiberglass hulls with good success by rolling and tipping. This time I used it that way on aluminum plates that had a base coat of Interprotect epoxy paint. Very nice professional finish.

JCB2

Hainesport, NJ

I have done a 2 square foot test patch, roll and tip. This paint goes on easily, and evens out nicely. I thinned it out first. After drying, the paint seems fairly hard. After the test patch, I was convinced to use the paint for the sides of my boat above the waterline.

Blue boat

Gold Beach, Oregon

Nice to work with and looks great

shep

indiana

I bought this to match the paint on my hull. The color and finish were a perfect match.

rjtipple

Columbus OH

I have been using the Interlux brighside polyurethane paint for over twenty years and so I can't compare it to other urethane paints either one part or two part, but this is what I like about it: it has great flow out and produces a nice, very hard, high gloss finish whether you use a brush, sprayer or roll and tip method. It needs to be thinned somewhat right out of the can which I also like because it extends the amount of paint you're buying. The thinner I use is "brush ease 333". The finish stays hard and glossy for years, scuffs nicely for additional coats and is compatible with a flattening agent if you prefer a semi gloss or matte finish. All around great paint.

Captain Bill

Ithaca, NY