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Marine Topside Paints
Fisheries Supply offers a broad selection of top-quality topside paints from industry-leading brands like Alexseal, Interlux, Awlgrip, and Pettit. Our extensive range of marine topside paint products caters to the diverse needs of boat owners, from maintaining a pristine yacht to revitalizing a workboat.
Alexseal: Durability and Gloss
Alexseal topcoat paint is a top choice for those seeking a flawless, long-lasting polyurethane finish. Their advanced topside boat paints UV filtering technology ensures your boat's exterior stays vibrant and protected above the waterline. With Alexseal, you can achieve a showroom-worthy shine.Interlux: Customizable Finishes for Your Boat
Interlux offers a wide array of marine topside boat paint colors and finishes, allowing you to create a unique look for your vessel. Their innovative additives enable you to adjust the gloss, flow, and surface appearance to suit your preferences.One-Part vs. Two-Part Polyurethane Paints
Fisheries Supply provides both one-part and two-part polyurethane paints, catering to different skill levels and project requirements. 1-part marine polyurethane paints offer ease of application and are ideal for DIY projects, while 2-part polyurethane boat paints deliver superior durability and gloss, making them a popular choice for professional-grade finishes.When choosing marine topcoat and topside paint, you can consider things like:
Durability: The level of marine paint durability required.
Time: The amount of time you want to devote to administering the paint. Primers, thinners, substrates, and surface prep: Each brand has their own recommended options.
For a durable and long-lasting finish, consider using marine paint for boats, especially topside paint for boats, or opt for a more durable 2 part marine paint for added protection and a professional-grade topcoat.
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FAQs
Can topside paint be used below the waterline?No, topside paints are not recommended for surfaces that are constantly submerged, as they may blister or peel; they are intended only for areas above the waterline.
How many coats of topside paint are recommended?
Typically, two to three thin coats are recommended to achieve optimal color, durability, and finish.
How long does it take for topside paint to dry and cure?
Dry time to touch is usually 1.5 to 6 hours, with 24 hours recommended between coats; full cure can take 3 to 10 days depending on temperature, humidity, and application thickness.