Dinghy paint

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Angelou
Angelou
NSW
37 posts
NSW, 37 posts
1 Mar 2015 9:36pm
Evening all. I'm after a cheapish, below the waterline, slap on paint for a dinghy.

I picked it up off the street to use as a tender. After adding a million fibreglass patches, the boat is now (kinda) waterprooof. But its looking a bit 'ghetto' (said the 14 year old). Advice appreciated.

LooseChange
LooseChange
NSW
2140 posts
NSW, 2140 posts
1 Mar 2015 10:05pm
Exterior house paint, cheap enamel from the Green or Blue Shed Company, or even better yet .... a concoction of anything you have laying around at home that meets the previous mentioned products.
cisco
cisco
QLD
12365 posts
QLD, 12365 posts
1 Mar 2015 10:47pm

Don't make it look too good else somebody will knock it off like you did.

Whatever unused paint you have sitting in a tin in your shed will do.
Angelou
Angelou
NSW
37 posts
NSW, 37 posts
2 Mar 2015 12:21am
Thanks for piping in. I've only just sanded off all/most of the flaking house paint. I think I'll have to cough up for some 2pac stuff.


HG02
HG02
VIC
5814 posts
VIC, 5814 posts
2 Mar 2015 12:28am
2loneswordsmen said..
Thanks for piping in. I've only just sanded off all/most of the flaking house paint. I think I'll have to cough up for some 2pac stuff.




some one will like it better than you
Ramona
Ramona
NSW
7757 posts
NSW, 7757 posts
2 Mar 2015 9:22am
2loneswordsmen said..
Thanks for piping in. I've only just sanded off all/most of the flaking house paint. I think I'll have to cough up for some 2pac stuff.




Save your money. If you have to buy paint then get some White Knights oil based paving paint tinted baby poo brown. No primer, just apply 3 coats.
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