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TotalBoat Wet Edge Marine Topside Paint for Boats, Fiberglass, and Wood (Aqua Mist, Quart)

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DURABLE, HIGH-GLOSS MARINE GRADE PAINT provides a beautiful, scratch resistant, chemical resistant, uv resistant finish with maximum color and gloss retention
EASY TO APPLY: 1-Part formula provides professional results with just a brush and roller (roll & tip method); can also be applied by spraying; for use above the waterline
SELF-LEVELING, ABRASION RESISTANT POLYURETHANE FINISH is easy to clean & resists staining; will not fade, crack, or peel; easy to touch up; ideal for power boat hulls, sailboat hulls, campers, RV exteriors, doors and trim
VERSATILE TOPSIDE PAINT: Wet Edge looks great on fiberglass, wood, metals, and previously painted surfaces; not for continuous submersion on boat bottoms that remain in the water longer than 72 hours
CHOOSE FROM 21 POPULAR HIGH GLOSS COLORS in Pints, Quarts & Gallons. Coverage: 350-400 sq. ft./gal. (White, Black & Gray also available in flat finish). Primer: TotalBoat Topside Primer or TotalProtect (metals)

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TotalBoat high gloss Wet Edge Flag Blue painted on the hull of a Badger Hays skiff

Super High Gloss, Super Durable, Super Easy

TotalBoat Wet Edge Topside Paint's forgiving formula lets you brush or roll & tip your way to a beautiful, long-lasting finish that looks like you sprayed it.

TotalBoat Wet Edge 1-part marine-grade polyurethane topside paint applied to brush handles

TotalBoat Wet Edge Topside Paint gives you the beauty, high gloss, and durability of a 2-part polyurethane—without all the hard work.

Choose from 21 vibrant colors—or create your own!

TotalBoat Wet Edge 1-part, marine-grade polyurethane topside paint makes it easy to get a hard, high-gloss finish with superior resistance to UV damage, abrasion, and stains. It's also flexible enough to withstand all the movement (flexing, expansion, contraction) hulls & other topside surfaces typically undergo in ever-changing weather conditions, making it very resilient & durable. There's a color here to please just about everyone: (Top to bottom) Sand Beige, Kingston Gray, Flag Blue, Bristol Beige, Fighting Lady Yellow, Blu-Glo White, Sea Foam, Black, Sea Green, White, Fire Red, Largo Blue, Yellow, Hatteras Off-White, and Classic Whaler Blue. It also comes in Off-White, Oyster White, and Aqua Mist. If you want a custom color, you can blend different Wet Edge colors to create your own. Wet Edge is preferred for its high-gloss finish, but a few colors are also available in a flat finish. Available in Pints, Quarts, and Gallons. Pints are perfect for painting boot stripes.

TotalBoat Wet Edge can make your home ship shape, too!

TotalBoat marine-grade paints & varnishes can also provide durable, elegant finishes for your home. Our high-gloss topside paint is tougher than the stuff made to paint houses because it has to withstand relentless abuse from the wind, sun, rain, pollution & salt boats are exposed to in harsh marine environments. This head-turning finish looks great on front doors, trim, outdoor furniture & more.

Wet Edge gives you the edge in a range of temperatures.

Maintaining a "wet edge" is just paint talk for applying paint starting in the unpainted area and moving back into the just-painted area in order to avoid lap marks. TotalBoat Wet Edge lets you keep a wet edge in temperatures ranging from 50 to 90°F.

TotalBoat Wet Edge Features:

1-part high-gloss finish can be compared to Interlux Brightside & Pettit Easypoxy polyurethanes.
Wet Edge provides a harder, more durable, flexible cure to prevent lifting, cracking, or peeling.
Formula ensures superior adhesion. Won't fade or discolor.
Apply to properly prepared fiberglass, wood, and previously painted surfaces.
Easy to apply by brushing, rolling & tipping, or spraying. Use above the waterline.
Compatible with non-skid additives and flattening agents.
For best results, prime with TotalBoat Topside Primer, before applying Wet Edge.


Brushing For better flow out when brushing, thin Wet Edge with either TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 100 or mineral spirits (5-10% by volume). To ensure a proper cure, apply 2-3 thin coats rather than thick coats. Color shown: TotalBoat Wet Edge Classic Whaler Blue.	Rolling & Tipping For best results, the person holding the roller "rolls" vertically, applying an even coat of paint. The person with the brush "tips" horizontally. We recommend a natural bristle brush or a badger hair brush for tipping, instead of a foam brush, which will drag the paint away, rather than level it. Color shown: TotalBoat Wet Edge Fighting Lady Yellow.	Spraying When spraying, thin Wet Edge with xylene (thinning percentage varies by the sprayer and conditions, typically 15-20%). Tip: Don't apply paint too thickly, or the finish will not dry properly. Color shown: TotalBoat Wet Edge Sea Foam.


Robert Hadden's sailboat Wet Edge Fire Red Wet Edge White "I have been restoring a sailboat for the past two years, and this spring/summer I finally finished it. This picture is the boat hull finished with TotalBoat Wet Edge paint (both white and red), and TotalBoat Gleam varnish on the deck."	Kent Lewis' 1980 AMF Sunfish, "Viper" Wet Edge Kingston Gray "We used TotalBoat Epoxy for fiberglass repairs, then TotalBoat Primer. Faired a few spots with TotalFair, sanded with 100 grit. Used Wet Edge Kingston Gray to paint the Sunfish VIPER. Rolled and tipped the second coat of Wet Edge, thinned 5 percent because temp was 80F plus."	Richard Honan's 8' Nutshell Pram, "Summer Wind" Wet Edge Off-White Wet Edge Bristol Beige Wet Edge Flag Blue "TotalBoat Wet Edge Bristol Beige (interior), Off White (bottom and lower strakes), Flag Blue (gunnel). Summer Wind would have been painted with 100% TotalBoat Wet Edge, but there was no burgundy, which I used for the seats and rub rail. TotalBoat Marine Wood Finish was used on the mast, boom, and gaff. The tiller was finished with TotalBoat Lust Varnish."	Mary Feeny's front door Wet Edge Yellow "When my yellow front door on a rental property I own needed a fresh coat of paint, I turned to Wet Edge for a few reasons. I wanted a super bright yellow and your color was a perfect match. Also, because it's a rental property, I needed a very durable finish that would really last, so I didn't have to repaint soon and bother the tenants again. Using a marine finish on my exterior front door was the perfect solution and years later it's still bright yellow and looks as great as it did the day I painted the door!"

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It all started simply enough. As boaters, we wanted better stuff for our own boats.

Even our favorite products, the ones we'd come to rely on, had room for improvement. It'd be nice if they could hold up longer, cure faster, coat better, apply easier, and—since we all know boat ownership creates a mini maelstrom in your pocket—cost less. So we took everything we knew from 35 years of customer feedback, combined that with our own boating knowledge, and after a few years of rigorous R&D, TotalBoat was born. Launched, rather. By boaters, for boaters.

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Product information

Color:Aqua Mist | Size:Quart

Technical Details

Manufacturer

TotalBoat

Part Number

409302

Item Weight

2.74 pounds

Package Dimensions

4.8 x 4.4 x 4.4 inches

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Size

Quart

Color

Aqua Mist

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B00HRZY3U4

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806 ratings

4.6 out of 5 stars

Date First Available

December 19, 2015

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JPWIZ

Brush you Use Most Important

Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2018

Color: WhiteSize: QuartVerified Purchase

Three main factors to consider, from my POV. First is primer and surface prep. No need for primer if surface has a solid layer of paint, scuff lightly with 180 or 200 grit paper and USE A TACK RAG. Second factor is a quality brush...Purdy has oxtail brushes, unless you have or can find real Badger hair ones. On boats, a two inch is fine. You may need to thin the paint a bit; brush evenly and be careful of drips. When wet, it's best not to paint over what you've done. Wait and apply second coat. Third factor is weather....be careful and check the weather reports.

Sorry, this is supposed to be a review of the paint, which I found very easy to apply and dries to a nice sheen. Can't comment on wear; boat is not in water yet. Customer support is excellent, don't guess, ask.

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baxter

SERIOUS PAINT

Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2019

Color: WhiteSize: GallonVerified Purchase

This chemistry is obviously a commercial grade paint that is intended for HEAVY DUTY APPLICATIONS. It covers very well and is durable. Well worth the price. One IMPORTANT TIP: you will be far better off to stir with a large grade paint stick, (these are available at Lowes/Home Depot). The pigment is very very thick and will prove difficult to stir by hand with the standard paint stick you are often given with the purchase of a gallon of paint. No you will not be able to shake the pigment into solution, however once it's mixed all constituents stay in solution with no difficulty. You will be happy with this paint

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Amazon Customer

Great, self smoothing paint.

Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2018

Color: WhiteSize: QuartVerified Purchase

I just applied my first coat of the paint, and I must admit that I was very pleased with how it smoothed out and covered. I did add the recommended thinner, which probably helped the paint flow as well as it did. I applied this paint with a 4" foam roller, followed by tipping with a bristle brush. I did find that you must only work a small area (12" x 18") at a time or the paint would be too dry to use the brush. I also used the brush from the dry edge to the wet edge, and there are nearly zero overlap marks left. I will probably apply a second coat after I am certain the the first has adequately dried. I was painting the bottom of a 12' fiberglass boat which will not be kept in the water unless being used. The rest of its life will be on the trailer. One quart will be sufficient to apply 2 coats without any problems, with a little left over for minor touch ups as needed. The top of the boat will be painted Largo Blue, and I am anxious to see how cleanly I can get the seam between the two. If necessary I will just apply a black stripe over the entire junction and be done with it.

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Samuel Morris

Paint looks great after 4 coats but it was a big headache to get there.

Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2018

Color: WhiteSize: GallonVerified Purchase

After it arrived we found out that several thin coats needed 16 to 24 hours each to dry. We felt deceived because we didnt read that on this amazon advertisement. HUGE change from car paints that i have used.
We were originaly planning to brush it on but we decided it would be too much work. So first coat of paint we sprayed. Xylene is banned in our area so we tried it using the special brushing thinner. The first coat had to be completely sanded off because of all the runs. Dont thin with brushing thinner if you are going to spray! Maybe that should have been evident by the name but we tried it and it didnt work.
The next coat we tried tipping and rolling. Even late in the evening the summer temps were too hot. The paint didnt flow out.
Third coat was a last ditch effort, i thinned it with some reducer i had which was really just acetone and we sprayed it. It turned out ok.
So we decided to wet sand it all to get the roller marks out from the second coat before attempting coat 4. That coat sprayed on well but we ran out of paint with about 3 square feet left to do. So we are waiting for another quart to be delivered from the east coast.
Even though our results came out good I would not attempt to use this paint again. If i could do it over i would have paid more for a high quality car paint. Re-coat times are about ten minutes for most car paints. It would have saved us many hours in just clean up alone (having to clean up after applying each coat for several days in a row was a huge pain)
Also the manufacturer recommends xylene as a spraying thinner but i dont think they realize it is not available in all areas.
It would have been much easier to have bought paint locally and have local experts to help us get started.
Unless you have a climate controlled paint booth i wouldnt recommend this paint. Try keeping bugs out of wet paint for 4 days!

15 people found this helpful

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Jack

Pool Slide

Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2019

Color: Largo BlueSize: QuartVerified Purchase

I used this product to repaint a pool slide, it does a good job for that. Very glossy finish, looks wet when it is completely dry. I would suggest however that if you want the best final coat, to get the thinner. The paint is very thick and can be a pain to brush on for the final coat, I would have been happier if I had gotten the thinner and been able to go over it with a final coat that was thin and easier to put that perfect finish on. You need at least 2 coats to look good but a third one would have been even better, kind of like putting on the last coat polyurethane, you want it thin and spread a bit more evenly.

11 people found this helpful

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Kevin Montoya

Prepare for 3 coat coverage.

Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2018

Color: Aqua MistSize: QuartVerified Purchase

The reason I'm giving 3 stars is this paint reminded me of working with Home Depot's BEHR brand paint. Using roll/tip method on 14' aluminum hull, it's prone to runs no matter if applied to vertical/horizontal surfaces. I used Total Boat 100 thinner at a rate of up to 10% and applied finish over top of 2 coats of Total Boat Topside Primer (white), over top of old finish that I sanded with 150 grit (recommendation by Jamestown Marine). I was expecting full coverage within two coats, but it actually took a third coat to cover the boat evenly without any signs of primer bleeding through. I give 5 stars for durability and quicker than expected drying time on this finish. Now that I know the characteristics of this paint, I would still recommend it because of its toughness and ease of application using roll/tip method. Patience will go a long way using this finish, this was my first time applying boat paint.