No but you can add Interlux Flattening Agent to reduce the gloss. Check out the aluminum boat topside paints. They come in flat finishes and can be applied to most substrates.

Paul

No but you can add a flattening agent offered by Interlux (https://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=135).

Paul

This link will take you to a full set of instructions for primiing and applying Wet Edge on different substrates: https://doc.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/pdfs/TotalBoat/totalboat-wet-edge-tds-5.7.20.pdf

Paul

Wet Edge adheres well to gelcoat. The primary function of primer is to provide a consistent base color to hide color changes from repairs or different color substrates. See the tech data sheet for more details on primers and application instructions: https://doc.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/pdfs/TotalBoat/totalboat-wet-edge-tds-5.7.20.pdf

Paul

I would wait at least 48 hours for the paint to fully cure. Curing time could take longer, depending on how thick the coating is. Wax should not be necessary.

Paul

To apply Wet Edge on aluminum, follow these steps:1) Remove existing paint and any loose dirt or debris from the metal surface. Abrade with a ScotchBriteâ„¢ pad or sand the surface with 220-grit sandpaper, then remove any sanding residue.2) Apply TotalBoat Aluminum Etch Wash. 1 quart covers 100 sq ft. Follow the instructions carefully. This will ensure the best possible adhesion for an epoxy barrier coat. As Aluminum oxidizes so quickly, it's important to minimize the time between the etch wash and the first application of the primer. 3) Apply 4-5 coats of TotalBoat Aluminum Boat Barrier Coat before painting. One quart covers 100 sq ft. Use TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 200 for reducer and cleanup if needed. Here's a link to complete application instructions: https://doc.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/pdfs/TotalBoat/totalboat-wet-edge-tds-5.7.20.pdf

Paul

Submit a request with your mailing address to info@jamestowndistributors.com

Paul

If you mean wet sanded, it depends on why you you want to do it. The paint must be sanded between coats but it must be thoroughly cleaned and dried before applying the next coat. Wet sanding will not restore gloss to a faded one-part paint.

Paul

Not in Wet Edge but take a look at Kirby's #11: https://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=4281&familyName=Kirby+Topside+Paints+-+Standard+Colors or Epifanes Monourethane #MU3137750: https://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=872&familyName=Epifanes+Monourethane+One-Component+Paint#

Paul

There is no formula for that. Your best bet is to break the area to be painted down into simple geometric shapes that are easy to measure, then add up the sum of the measurements. Wet edge covers @375 sq ft per gallon.

Paul