I learned you must let this paint dry between coats

Hammer

South Texas

Bummer to roll and tip dries too fast...Don't like it..Will go back to 2 part epoxy..Shines,but have runs (tried to thin help keep wet) and dry spots trying to wrk as fast as I could..Was 70 degree's, Maybe if u had 2 peeps..Took 2 days to dry but dries too fast to roll and tip go figure,,

patrick

NC coast

I chose to use Wet Edge yellow because the color I chose contrasted well with the Interlux Perfection Platinum and pearl white exterior of my boat. The can noted that it was strong and flexible. I did not use a thinner, but it rolled on with ease, over a two part epoxy primer. My BIG problem with this paint is the oder. After 6 weeks of varying Florida temperatures, the oder of oil paint hits you like a brick as you enter the boats interior. I may have to consider covering it with another product to mask the smell. If anyone has a solution, I would be happy to hear it. I will not recommend that this product be used in an enclosed area. I have no idea if it is suitable for exterior surfaces.

Hawk007eye

Sanford, Florida

I am restoring a 1964 13 foot whaler and I am totally pleased with the results. It's not quite 50 degrees out so I'm experiencing very slow cure times but it's laying down nice with just rolling with a foam roller. I thinned it 5% to get it to flow better and couldn't be happier. Once set up the shine is awesome!

Jim Brown

Massachusetts

I opened the can and my eyeballs were seared by the incredible bright glow that came from the paint! After 10 hours at the hospital, desperately trying to repair my damaged eyesight....I tried again. This paint looked Alive! Other Owners at the boatyard were intrigued; cats, dogs and seabirds fled at the first glimpse.....And I truly hated the color which didn't seem to me to resemble the chips I had viewed. I mean I really hated the color and it didn't look that much better on my boat!To make a long story short, I mixed the stock Seafoam with Totalboat White, 2 to 1 of white to seafoam.It's incredible. The exact color that I wanted my classic 50 year old sloop to be. Everyone declares it's beautiful, which is nice but the most important thing is that I love it!As far as physical properties, this paint is everything the company claims and more. The coverage, the leveling properties, density and workability are all superb. Which is to be expected from this great company.I have been using Totalboat products for years and wouldn't even contemplate swithing brands. You guys Rock!

Kevorama

Somewhere in FL

Took a few more coats than I expected but it is strong paint

Mike

Springtown, Texas

Paint is very thick, even thinned at 10% with the inflated price of the "special brushing thinner" this paint runs, skins over way to fast, and is impossible to keep a "wet" edge... The paint going on so thick caused it to cure slow and become very soft. I can scratch the paint with a fingernail... I followed instructions exactly and consider myself a professional boat builder. the color and paint looks great but i won't be using it ever again. 2 years of building my work skiff to finish it with some poor quality paint.

Sean R

Florida

Did three coats on a 1985 Privateer 18' and it looks Great!

Nick the Plumber

Murfreesboro NC

I'm restoring my late aunt and uncle's 50 yr old Columbia 23. Used Totalboat primer and wet edge topside paint on the hull and topside. Used Totalboat anti skid on walking areas of the deck. Thinned with Totalboat brushing thinner and rolled the paint on using cabinet grade finish rollers.

Adam

Oklahoma

We just rolled and tiped our 36' Grand Banks Woodie, and the results were truely spectacular. We were careful not to add to much 100 thinner and the white paint flowed out so nicely that we almost didn't have to tip it. Great Stuff, sure e nough!

Old Viking

New Bern, NC