How does it hold up when applied to inside aluminum boat floor (johnboat)
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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.
1235894
I've used it on carpet and it's quite effective. As far as boat vinyl, I'm not sure. I can tell you that it isn't harsh, so you may want to try.
1484170
I used this paint and the clear coat to touch up my Honda outboard motor. It is aluminum and the product worked very well. The Honda color is very close, this paint has some metallic flake in it which what most paints from the factory have now. I would recommend using this product.
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.
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.
869458
I have used this inside my home, around the base board, on the tile, and have not had a problem with it. My base boards are painted and it has not blistered or pealed the paint. I also have used it in my pool house. It is mostly wood and have sprayed the windowsills and base board in there with no problem.
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.
1149499
We used this on plywood flooring in an enclosed trailer. Pretty durable but have had to do a few touch ups a couple times when something hard has dinged it.
2127642
This stuff is amazing in very small spaces. I used it on metal (aluminum) for a drift boat hull. It is very viscous and difficult to spread evenly. I would suggest using the two part epoxy garage floor paint. You can usually find it any major store like Lowe's or Home Depot. I would not use Coat-it or Gluv-it on a floor. It would be a nightmare to spread evening and it doesn't look good when it's finished. I didn't mind because it was on the bottom of my boat and it really help make it slicker in the water and on rocks. So, in short, its awesome when used in certain applications but I think a floor is not one of them. This stuff is amazing in very small spaces. I used it on metal (aluminum) for a drift boat hull. It is very viscous and difficult to spread evenly. I would suggest using the two part epoxy garage floor paint. You can usually find it any major store like Lowe's or Home Depot. I would not use Coat-it or Gluv-it on a floor. It would be a nightmare to spread evening and it doesn't look good when it's finished. I didn't mind because it was on the bottom of my boat and it really help make it slicker in the water and on rocks. So, in short, its awesome when used in certain applications but I think... » Read More This stuff is amazing in very small spaces. I used it on metal (aluminum) for a drift boat hull. It is very viscous and difficult to spread evenly. I would suggest using the two part epoxy garage floor paint. You can usually find it any major store like Lowe's or Home Depot. I would not use Coat-it or Gluv-it on a floor. It would be a nightmare to spread evening and it doesn't look good when it's finished. I didn't mind because it was on the bottom of my boat and it really help make it slicker in the water and on rocks. So, in short, its awesome when used in certain applications but I think a floor is not one of them. « Show Less
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humm. I do not really know, I imagine you might want something more rubbery, i think the rustoleum would rub off on the underside of a boat. I bet there are other products that are more durable and made for that purpose. There is something I cannot remember that helps paint stick to plastic and vinyl. it is a prep spay that makes paint stick better. If you use some paint like product that will help. I think if you research protecting spays you will find something better. I think there are rubber spays, that are stronger than plastidip, and that are not peal-able. You might want to research other products. humm. I do not really know, I imagine you might want something more rubbery, i think the rustoleum would rub off on the underside of a boat. I bet there are other products that are more durable and made for that purpose. There is something I cannot remember that helps paint stick to plastic and vinyl. it is a prep spay that makes paint stick better. If you use some paint like product that will help. I think if you research protecting spays you will find something better. I think there are rubber spays, that are stronger than plastidip, and that are not peal-able. You might want to research... » Read More humm. I do not really know, I imagine you might want something more rubbery, i think the rustoleum would rub off on the underside of a boat. I bet there are other products that are more durable and made for that purpose. There is something I cannot remember that helps paint stick to plastic and vinyl. it is a prep spay that makes paint stick better. If you use some paint like product that will help. I think if you research protecting spays you will find something better. I think there are rubber spays, that are stronger than plastidip, and that are not peal-able. You might want to research other products. « Show Less
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For a heavy oxidized boat Meguiars Cut N shine 8" wool buffing pad and Dewalt DWP849x 7 inch or similar polisher. Very very please with results. I do not recommend this for bathroom tub, Or any flooring of your boat !! You might slip and break your neck!
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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.
678049
I have used it on my boat under the water line worked great .should work fine in a pool this stuff is great for water use.
2127644
The price is not conducive to putting on a floor. I can be cost effective for small patches of walls & floors. I used it on a fiberglass boat with mediocre results. Any of the big box stores and even Wal-Mart have epoxy based garage floor paint at more reasonable prices. The Goop stuff was a huge mess on a boat as it is hard to work with and dried quickly: I could not imagine doing a floor with it!
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.
1567521
Its not going to be durable enough. Stainless needs to be in contact with air to be free of rust.I would try a silicone wax first like nufinish. Its inexpensive. Some types of stainless dont like to be underwater for days or weeks because of the carbon content of SS. Wax will help. Good luck.
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Yes, it should hold up just fine and look really good. You should prep the surface by sanding it down and removing the old coating as best you can. Otherwise it might not adhere well to the metal.