Can I also paint the bottom of my Starcraft aluminum boat with this? I need a white color. Thanks!
321864
1. I don't think this is the right paint for aluminum or at a minimum, you will need a special "aluminum primer" paint (I think Rust-Oleum makes it). 2. I think for a boat that will stay in the water for much more than a typical 12 hour day each time it is used, you need professional equipment and paint to do the job, probably best left for marine shop.
321865
Yes you can. I have used it on the bottom of a aluminum v bottom and my fiberglass covered wood boat and it holds up just fine. I don't leave them in the water though. Been on both for two years now with no problem
321866
This paint is not for below the waterline use. It's a tough paint though and if your boat is trailered and not kept in the water for extended periods it might do okay. I'd contact the manufacturer.
1901098
I don't see why you would want to because its a very attractive finish...... I would assume it would be because its flawed in some way.......I am not an expert in painting but I don't think its a finish that would take paint very well.
499881
they come already painted white.but you can paint it in any color you want.sand it a little before painting though
2144019
Sorry, no. I only have the one boat and it's white. You'll probably have to buy a whole new boat.
299895
Not sure, but don't see why not. I'd call the company. All I know is it does what is said it would do for us. The que you want to ask the company is that most of your sail boat is exposed and I assume you want to do the below deck? This is a bomb, not a spray on.
696181
Yes, you can paint it. It would be very easy to paint it before you installed it.
1888105
I think you could paint it with any good paint. I would just paint it after its installed, otherwise the paint could crack and peel. I stained mine and since stain kind of permiates the product, it would fine for me.
77087
I believe that you can get a vinyl type paint, but it may be expensive. Might be better to contact the manufacturer.
1600299
No, my husband used a high gloss spray paint. It looks awsome. We spray painted it white,and looks very nice.
134683
John - This product would be perfect - have purchased 4 cans of this UVX-1 products - works fantastic - used on my 26 ft Rinker Captiva boat ( canvas 8 years old ) - deck umbrella ( 10 years old ) - grill cover and deck furniture covers - all canvas - beads up perfect - totally pleased - suggestion - directions say paint on product - DO NOT - tried first by brush - turned white and caked up - then got smart and purchased a good pump sprayer from Home Depot ( $ 5.00 ) and sprayed on - perfect and beads up better than brushing on. Get calm day and spray on. You will be dry and pleased with look of finished product. Good luck. Phil
798466
The exterior is brushed aluminium type, if I were to try I would make sure to prep the areas by sanding with 100 grit or finer so that the paint would adhere. I have not tried this though.
1252981
You can paint it, but it would void the warranty. As far as the type of paint to use I would contact a local paint store.
2044187
I am sure you can paint any thing if you have the right primer and paint for the surface. Ask the paint store for the right products.
1282813
I never tried to paint the Prepac Elite but I would think that you can. Although I would also think that because of the surface, the paint would chip fairly easily. I suggest that you talk to a local paint store like Benjamin Moore
769381
I think you would need to ask to buy it by the barrel! We stripped both sides of a standard door and used over a gallon. There were many layers of paint, but you also have to put it on thickly for it to work properly. I would contact the manufacturer for suggestions on stripping a boat.
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Excellent coverage - I thinned the stuff 4 to 1 w/ mineral spirits & a quart covered our 26' sailboat's bottom, including its deep, huge bulb keel, as well as the tip or our rudder. The Rust-oleum got really high scores in a comparative test w/ better known brands & so far, we've been really pleased. We applied two coats from a 2nd can because the paint was so cheap - there's still approx. a pint left over in the 2nd can. I applied the paint w/ a long fiber "fuzzy" roller & the job was easy. Good luck, you'll end up w/ a really hard coating that's almost like a flat finish gel coat.
678044
I would think so. I used it on a boat below the water line and it still looks white after a couple of years.