Aluminum Boat Marine Topside Paint - Light Gray Quart

This was the exact color needed for my Lowe Jon boat. I was worried that a quart would not be enough, but there is plenty to do the outside and inside double coated and still have some left. Very pleased, applied really nice as well

Easy to go with a roller and paint brush. 4" roller SMOOTH nap. If you use a regular nap you will waste all of it. 2nd and 3rd coat really make it pop. It does chip kinda easy so MAKE SURE to seal it after it dries. Khaki is more greenish than khaki but still looks good. 2nd time buying this athough in the gallon. Let me reiterate but saying...BUY A CLEAR COAT/SEALER. Other than than it looks great for a project boat! 1/4 of a gallon did 4 coats on the outside of my 18ft duracraft. Makes it look like a brand new boat!

Good paint, however too expensive really. 3 layers on the inside of my 16 footer looks great so far but the amount of paint couldn’t quite cover the whole thing. The surface before was real banged up so honestly came out quite good. If you’ve got the cash, totally worth it.

This seems to be a quality product. The color is bright, and looks good after 2 years.

I spent over a weeks time prepping my 14' aluminum boat. Washed, Sanded, wire-wheeled, washed again, and then wiped with mineral spirits. Applied using a brush and a fine-nap roller. Coverage was absolutely terrible and I could still see mainly green showing through the new white paint. Following the instructions which said "recoat without sanding any time within 12 hours," I added a second coat, about an hour after the first coat had dried. The second coat didn't cover any better than the first. At this point I started to get frustrated. I allowed the paint to dry thoroughly and the next morning it was cracked and peeling off of the boat! I could easily scratch it with my fingers and the water hose would blast it right off! I read the can again and realized that this paint is water based. It's absolutely horrendous crap and I can't believe how terrible of a job it did. I have since pressure-washed all of the paint off and re-painted the boat with an epoxy paint from Pettit that worked SO much better. As I was pressure washing, I literally watched the paint delaminate from itself - the second coat didn't even adhere to the first coat. I can't believe how terrible this paint is - it's like painting a boat with watercolors. STAY FAR AWAY from this. You will waste so much time and will only end up frustrated. Buy some Pettit EZ Poxy paint instead and you will have a nice, hard finish that is totally scratch proof in one coat!

Excellent product. Drys fast and the color stayed true.

I purchase this product for my aluminum bass boat rails however after prepping the areas that I applied the paint to peeled off in areas after 6 months . I don't think I will purchase this product again and will try another brand next time.

Painted my Lowe twelve-foot Jon boat with this stuff. Preparation is key - the painting part is rather simple. To be clear, I spent 20 hours cleaning, sanding, and prepping the boat - then one hour painting time on each the top and the bottom. Three months later, the paint is holding and looking good. There are plenty of online videos to help understand the process - if you need the tips. I used both a brush and a small roller and got excellent results. One gallon gave me two coats on both the top and the bottom with more than half the gallon left over for another boat. A quart would probably have covered the top and bottom one time.