Did you sand the fiberglass down smooth or leave it textured?

You have to sand down the bilge matter what finish you choose.
The sanding process is way more important than the top coat.

That Rustoleum is the ticket man, go black and then it always looks clean, I probably have a few oil leaks but do I know about them or have to clean em up ever???
Am I powerwashing my white bilge every weekend to get the stains out ?? Hell no! Black shows no stains!
For someone as anal as me its the best decision ever :D


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Rustoleum but you must use the enamel hardener or it will stay tacky forever.

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Wow, great response and advice. It sounds like Rustoleum is it, with hardener. Thanks to everyone.

done several boats with rustoleum out of the can never had any stay tacky...

What kind of rust oleum there are tons of different kinds

Get mine at home Depot. Gallon can. Looks like this.

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^^Wow, that's a great idea!!^^

Would've never thought of Rustoleum!!

here's my last one, used garage floor paint flakes to give it some color..turned out great...

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