Hi there,
Anybody have actual experience with using Coronado Polyurethane Enamel, or an equivalent product, on their boat? It's a standard "oil" paint for metal. Comes in gloss or semigloss.
"Coronado Rust Scat® Polyurethane Enamel is a rust-preventative coating that delivers exceptional hardness and durability. Formulated with a urethane-modified alkyd resin."
Not something I'd contemplate for my bigger cruiser, but I've got a 20' day sailer from the early 80's that I'd like to refresh, with a more modest investment of money, time and effort. If I go this route, vs. a proper marine top coat, am I saving cents now to spend dollars later?
Hoping to hear from someone who's actually used this kind of product and can report on longevity, etc.
Anybody have actual experience with using Coronado Polyurethane Enamel, or an equivalent product, on their boat? It's a standard "oil" paint for metal. Comes in gloss or semigloss.
"Coronado Rust Scat® Polyurethane Enamel is a rust-preventative coating that delivers exceptional hardness and durability. Formulated with a urethane-modified alkyd resin."
Not something I'd contemplate for my bigger cruiser, but I've got a 20' day sailer from the early 80's that I'd like to refresh, with a more modest investment of money, time and effort. If I go this route, vs. a proper marine top coat, am I saving cents now to spend dollars later?
Hoping to hear from someone who's actually used this kind of product and can report on longevity, etc.