Can I also paint the bottom of my Starcraft aluminum boat with this? I need a white color. Thanks!
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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.
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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
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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.
2246953
This could be a tough one to air brush details after it is assembled. But airbrushing base colors on the hull and deck, and then airbrushing the individual guns, etc. could be possible. Use the right type of paint for the plastic models. I have used thinned testors enamels (oil based) with good luck. Harder to clean up then acrylics (water based), but I like the look better.
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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.
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.
385115
I have and it worked great. Patched a spot on aluminum boat over the rustoleum and apllied paint again to top coat it. No problems at all
746911
i would guess that you could sand, primer and paint it. It is made of a very shiny PVC that looks great, but if white isn't your color....
1348386
I used exterior paint only. But I'm sure it would spray stain. That would be thinner then paint. When I tested it with water it sprayed Nicly with water.
1715072
Hello, I'm sure once sanded down you can paint the item, but it'll void the return policy and damage the reflective chrome finish. Thank you, Edgar Manhattan Lane Support Team
181573
yes...you will want to get a UV spray so it doesn't fade...I made decals for my boat and it worked out fantastic!
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I painted the lower unit of my outboard motor with it. It is in fresh water all summer long and looked real good when I pulled my boat in the fall. I used one can and live on an 80 acre lake. I would ask Moeller what they think. I worked for an auto company. A car gives off a lot of emissions from the paint for 6 months or so. You might have to test with goldfish. Good luck
930168
Probably not. Every aluminum paint I've ever tried degrades in the weather. And if you try to use a clear coat over this, it dulls, every time. I know, I tried. Good luck.
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I sprayed mine with polyurethane to cover up some mess ups.. worked out real well... so I assume you could paint it as well..
1429618
you can use any paint. but it suggests gun metal, grey, green, natural wood, olive drab, brass, tan, and yellow. I would also recomend some yellow and blue.
1950203
I don't see why not, however it my require a primer due to the texture of the material it is made of. I hope this helps, I purchased white specifically for the look I wanted. Awesome container!!!!
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Sure, why not. The finish is not gloss so you might be able to find a paint that you can use without sanding it. However the best way would be do a light sand, paint with primer and then apply the finish coat.
2144019
Sorry, no. I only have the one boat and it's white. You'll probably have to buy a whole new boat.
1715074
Hello, I'm sure once sanded down you can paint the item, but it'll void the return policy and damage the reflective chrome finish. Thank you, EdgarManhattan Lane Support Team