TotalBoat - 365399 Wet Edge Marine Topside Paint for Boats, Fiberglass, and Wood (White, 1 Quarts (Pack of 1))

Used this over 25 year old gel coat after prepping it correctly. Goes on smoothly without being runny and set up in 4-5 hours in 75 degree weather. Real nice coverage with one coat of white on white.

Perfect for pool slide

Awesome product. Would totally recommend. Follow instructions on can or online and it goes on like glass.

Very easy product to apply. I have used on multiple different boat products and it holds up well. I regret painting the deck of my boat deck with the white because of how shiny and bright it is.I can also say that it doesn’t do well underwater (which is obviously not what it’s made for.) I typically only have my boat in for the day so the bottom was painted with this product. This year I ended up leaving it in the lake for a couple of weeks and everything under the water line bubbled up like a bad case of monkey pox.I would recommend this product for its intended use and I plan on using it again in the future.

This is a good paint that gives a bright hard and durable finish. But it runs very easily. you can get a great finish, the paint gun set perfect, the pressure has to be perfect, and the temperature has to be correct. I have painted over 100 cars with zero runs. I had 4 runs and they were my fault because I was racing against the rain. So, take your time plan it out.

I just applied my first coat of the paint, and I must admit that I was very pleased with how it smoothed out and covered. I did add the recommended thinner, which probably helped the paint flow as well as it did. I applied this paint with a 4" foam roller, followed by tipping with a bristle brush. I did find that you must only work a small area (12" x 18") at a time or the paint would be too dry to use the brush. I also used the brush from the dry edge to the wet edge, and there are nearly zero overlap marks left. I will probably apply a second coat after I am certain the the first has adequately dried. I was painting the bottom of a 12' fiberglass boat which will not be kept in the water unless being used. The rest of its life will be on the trailer. One quart will be sufficient to apply 2 coats without any problems, with a little left over for minor touch ups as needed. The top of the boat will be painted Largo Blue, and I am anxious to see how cleanly I can get the seam between the two. If necessary I will just apply a black stripe over the entire junction and be done with it.

look awesome and is holding up great!

I use on fiberglass pool sliding board, have to work fast drives very quickly. Finish is nice. Very glossy. If your not use to working with specialty paints get someone who is.