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Brightside Polyurethane Topside Finish, Half Pint

Item # 81134
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Key Features

  • Hard, high-gloss topside finish

  • Yields "sprayed-on" look when brush-applied

  • Stain and abrasion-resistant


Our Price   $14.99

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Product Description
interlux A hard, high-gloss, one-part polyurethane topside finish. Excellent application characteristics yield that "sprayed-on" look when brush-applied in thin coats. Ideal for use anywhere above the true waterline. Fluro micro-additive for easy cleaning, resistance to staining, and added abrasion resistance. Use with thinner 333. Half pint.

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  • Q:

    do i need a to primer
    Asked on 7/13/2011 by Anonymous from wa

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    • A:

      im a commercial fisherman in Va and everybody i know in this industry uses this product including myself. thy way we do our boats is do a lite sanding above the waterline and if your old paint hull fiberglass ect.. is in good shape we paint right over it and i dont know anyone thats had a problem with adheshion cracking peeling ect.. but if you have the funds and the hull has been sanded down to fiberglass i would put on the primer. contact the company and talk to them. this method may not be what they reccomend but i have had zero problems painting over the old coat on my boat just make sure you use the 333 thinner its a must. hope this gets you going in the right direction. good luck. seafordboy. p.s. check out the website the hull truth and go to the boating forum you can get info from a-z

      Answered on 7/7/2012 by seafordboy from seaford ,Va

  • Q:

    Is Brightside polyurethane ok to paint on outdoors concrete planters?
    Asked on 6/2/2011 by JoAnn from Bordentown, NJ

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