TotalBoat409292 Wet Edge Marine Topside Paint for Boats, Fiberglass, and Wood (Oyster White, 1 Quarts (Pack of 1))

not sure why others are bad mouthing this product, much like the primer the paint went on great . i choose not to thin it out and it was perfect, i used 1 gallon of the light gray and mixed in a quart of black. the finish is outstanding. don't listen to the haters that this paint doesn't dry, it was dry to the touch in 4 hrs. i will be applying a 2nd coat tomorrow.

This paint is amazing. I’m not a painter but I had no trouble. My first coat I mixed with the recommended thinner 10 % Because I had read to do so or you would get runs. I did it with a brush for the corners and along the bottom sides and rolled the rest with a foam roller. I had to keep watching after I painted it to brush or roll out the runs. After it dried ( I let it sit 2 days. ). I sanded a few small rounds and painted the second coat with no thinner in it and it seemed to be easier with no trouble of runs. It turned out amazing. Like a new sink. I have used it a lot and not one scuff mark or peeling at all. Will post again in the future if I see any flaws but so far the best paint I ever used.

Bought this to paint my pool slide in place instead of taking it down and taking it to a body shop to be sprayed with automotive enamel. Pleasantly surprised when I opened the can - color and consistency both very good. Emptied it into my bucket and then used mineral spirits to “wash” the can in order to pick up any pigment residue. I used mineral spirits as a thinner since I was brushing this on and wanted to give it time to flash out before drying. Paint went on smoothly and covered very well using a Purdy nylon brush. Cleaned my brush with gasoline for first two cleaning and mineral spirits for the last one each time. Drying time between coats was overnight and there were no soft spots. Couple of sags where I over applied it but they sanded out quickly. Have now applied three coats scuffing between coats with a Scotchbrite pad and I am very pleased with the results. Appears to have bonded well and the gloss is outstanding.As with any oil based enamel it takes some practice when brushing it on - it is prone to sags and runs if too much is applied. Will be interesting to see how this holds up through a swimming season and the blazing sun.

Overall I’m happy with the durability. This paint does have some weird properties that could be me. The self leveling sometimes leaves some small areas without paint. Generally it’s not a big deal, I used this on a fiberglass boat dash that had some sort of vinyl top layer on it, the vinyl had cracked in spots, if you put enough of this on it seems to seal it. It paints easy with a foam roller, I found spraying multiplied the weird effect I would see, maybe it just needed multiple coats with spraying. It’s pretty thin in my opinion with is a little tough to work with, dries to a nice shell of a finish. So far I like the results.

Best paint I've ever used on boats

This is my first time using Total Boat's WET EDGE. For a one part Polyurethane, I am pleased and impressed. The paint mixed easily and rolled out with good coverage. It dried to a slick level finish. Plus the different tints allowed me to find the color I liked.

Product was easy to apply. Looks great. Boat looks brand new.

DOES NOT DRY. I’m on day 5 and it’s still tacky, thinned as per in structions. What a joke. I’d have been better off with paint from Home Depot.