502ss

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I think I have read at least 100 posts regarding bilge paint and what works best. I have narrowed it down to 2 options....

Sherman Williams industrial epoxy
Awlgrip

Does anyone have specifics on either of these products? If you go to either Sherman Williams or awlgrips website they each have dozens of paint/epoxy products.

I am looking for specific part numbers so I can order what I need.

Thanks
Jim

502ss

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Anybody??

glassdave

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Sorry, i'm not familiar with either of the part numbers.

flying J

This stuff is cheap and works really good. If you have a serious project I might go otherwise but Ive used it on 3 boats now one was over 4 yrs ago and they still look great. Oil wipes right up and doesnt stain. The prep work is more important than the paint

http://www.glidden.com/collections/a...o?retailer=all

502ss

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Thanks flying J!

Out of the 100 or so posts I read never once did I see this product talked about so naturally I a bit leery! Do you have any pics of completed bilges? I want to go pure white and am curious if it will yellow over time?

Thanks
Jim

TWIN-SPINS

http://www.awlgrip.com/support/paint...mSelector.aspx i think all you nedd is awlgrip,,the 2000 awlgrip is for spraying it on only

FIXX

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the sw epoxy is great stuff but too expensive...i use their polyurethane marine paint on bilges in boats,,chemical resistant,wont yellow and one true gallon of paint and 1 quart of hardener goes for about 120 bucks.. it goes on thick and you could probably get it done in one coat but i usually do two..
white paint part # b65w311,hardener b60v30..it smells like awlgrip and irons ware a respirator..

flying J

I have used it and its cheap probably not the best but works well. It was just a cheap suggestion that has worked for me in the past.