How does it hold up when applied to inside aluminum boat floor (johnboat)
962537
Sorry, I can't answer that but I can tell you it's AWESOME quality paint! We have used it on metal doors, furniture, at the Jersey shore where salt air destroys everything! It holds up really well.
1396128
http://www.marinetex.com/gluvit.html this should help better than what i can say. I really liked the results. i used it on my fiberglass deck that had some stress cracks in it and I added Evercoat epoxy color agent and I'm happy with how it turned out. I hope you get some good results, this stuff really is nice.
1817742
I used it on the floor of my boat. It covered a 4'x10' area with 2 coats and just enough left to touch up any thin spots. 1st coat will look like crap but the second coat always evens things out and adds a lot of thickness.
1231597
I don't have the specifics to answer your question....but maybe this will help. In order for HDPE or HDPP to be a floorboard, I would estimate it would have to be at least 1/2" thick and supported about every foot. It would be heavier than plywood. Also, when wet is is very slick. A 4X8foot chunk would be quite expensive and even more than marine plywood. I would suggest you buy marine grade plywood as it is not subject to rot like regular plywood. Marine plywood is designed to be in wet and high humidity areas, as all layers are glued with water-proof glues. Home Depot in some areas carries it at less than $100 a sheet. Some locations may even stock the 5X8 foot sheets. Chances are your boat has a transom that is made out of marine plywood. Most fiberglass boats have marine plywood built in the transom. My aluminum boat does. Here is a site that explains marine graded plywood. http://www.apawood.org/level_b.cfm?content=srv_help_prd_marine There is no good adhesive for HDPE that actually makes a good bond. Some have had some success with sanding to roughen the surface, washing with acetone, completely drying and then fire treating before applying adhesive. Something an individual can not possibly do properly. I hope this helps.
614323
U have to clean and prep according to the Instructions. Did it in grey and have had multiple compliments of how nice it turned out. I even stretched the recommended coverage, made a gallon work for a 12` jonboat. Covered the bottom and sides with this great non skid durable coating.
81683
We used it over the winter and it did not stain or bleed. We have a Lowe 24' pontoon boat. The cover did rip in a couple of places where it covered the fold down top. It's not heavy enough to keep from hold up for monthly outdoor storage. I was disappointed.
2263166
Hard to give a definite answer because every situation is different, but this replaced on that was there for six years. I have a hobby auto shop, so friends are coming over all the time with all kinds of vehicles. One guy backed his trailer into the shop and the plate bracket caught the seal and cut it in half - it stayed down though. It is important that the floor be prepped according to directions. After the adhesive sets, I have also sealed the edges with silicone caulk to help keep the water out. Hope this helps. By the way, the seller I bought from supplies a tube of Loctite adhesive instead of Liquid Nails - much better on concrete.
1753994
I used nearly two gallons to put two coats on the plywood floor of my seventeen foot boat. Its sixty inchs wide. Product did a great job, I used a four inch foam brush to apply,
415193
I used a wool pad. I bought a 5 pack for around 10$ at harbor freight tools. They worked well, and my boats gel coat shined right up.
1524831
I did three coats on some finished Fir and it holds up to water pretty well. It's satin so don't expect to see a shine. Similar results to Polycrylic satin clear sprays.
2127643
This product may not be the best for your floor. It is expensive and does not have much coverage.I used it for the bottom of my 8' aluminum boat for protection against rocks. It is very slippery once it sets up. The 2# kit barely covered my boat bottom. There are specific floor products that would provide better coverage and needs
371201
We actually just used it this last weekend, so I can't tell the length we will get from it, but I can tell you that so far we are very pleased with the results, we painted the whole inside of our boat with this, right over the fiberglass, it has small specs of rubber in the paint so the deck is slip free, and the paint dries good and thick, only used one coat, but thinking about going over it again with another coat since we have a good bit left over.
72492
I used it under solid bamboo flooring about 9 months ago and it still looks and feels great. Its a nice product and I wouldn't hesitate to use it again.
1111182
I've only used it on my boat T tops.there aluminum and it's been a pretty good job on them. Never use that I'm bronze.
385114
I made a marine tex patch to repair a crack in the deck of my sailboat, then painted 2 coats of this paint over it. It stuck to the marine tex as well as it did to the other fiberglass surfaces I painted. No problem.
1182861
Im not sure. I have polished aluminum. It turned it a dull white at first , but a day on the water they looked better than the day i bought my pontoons. I have a sun 5tacker party barge.
1528563
I glued the aluminum base for a T-top to the fiberglass floor of my boat with it. The base is also screwed into the floor for extra support. It would all depend on how big the piece to be glued is as to whether it would hold with the adhesive alone. But, it is super strong.