Where to Buy Aluminum Boat Paint

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By Victoria Ries
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Everybody wants their aluminum boat to stand out from the crowd and look cared for. Wear and tear from the elements such as salt water, sun, weather and bumping may make your boat look a little on the shabby side. Sprucing up your boat to look sea-worthy again may be the answer; however, aluminum boat paint may sometimes be an elusive item to find. Aluminum boats need a special paint that will adhere well to the hull and resist stains like gasoline, algae and pollutants present in the water.

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Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

Step 1

Surf to DuraluxPaint (see Resources) for marine aluminum boat paint that sticks really well and requires only one coat--no primer needed. The finish is easy to care for and resists stains.
Step 2

Visit TopSecretCoatings (see Resources) for aluminum boat primer. There are several applications to choose from for painting aluminum boats. Order toll free 1 866-868-2168.
Step 3

Check out JamestownDistributors (see Resources) for a wide selection of paint for your aluminum boat. On this site a rainbow of colors are available along with sealers, undercoats and primers. How tos and videos are also available for sale on this site which has a toll free phone number for your convenience.
Step 4

Go to iPaint (see Resources) to find paint for your aluminum boat. The company offer flat-rate shipping of $19.95 on all orders. Shipping is free if you order $200 or more in goods. Large warehouse ships between one and three days.
Step 5

Visit your local home improvement store to view their line of polyurethane enamel paints ideal for sprucing up your boat. Prep your boat before painting by sanding lightly over the entire area to enable the paint to adhere satisfactorily. Apply a basecoat of primer and allow it to dry thoroughly before attempting to apply polyurethane enamel. Apply three coats of paint letting each coat dry before applying the next.

Tips & Warnings

Paint in a dust-free area to prevent dust sticking to the shine.
Always wear a respirator when painting in an enclosed space. Ventilate the room accordingly to prevent being overcome by fumes.

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