Previous year the paint wasn't as thick and dried to a much smoother finish. Upon opening the container this year, about a third of the container had the consistency of playdo. I was able to stir it in but due to the thickness of it, I was not able to finish the bottom as I had previously been able to. The finish also dried much rougher than last year. I don't know if I got a bad can or if the product had changed. I would have contacted the company if I could have delayed my lift date. It performed well last year with 5 months in fresh water.

Best finish for bottom paint on Woodies. Great for touch-ups. Fast drying and easy to sand. I usually thin with a little reducer because it is so thick. It seems like it's the only surviving brand out there--in todays' dollars, probably priced right. Too bad it's so expensive.

This is a Great company to do Business with, I will purchase from them again and their pricing is good and also shipping is as well. We live in a cold climate and can only do work in Spring/Fall and they are an ASSET to the Marine Business. Respectfully John N.H.

I've been using this product on my Cape Dory Typhoon for over 18 years. It has a nice copper color and works well for the four months I put the boat on a mooring in Minnesota waters. I always can reapply with minimal effort. More time sailing, less time working on the boat.

I haven't used it yet, but the paint arrived just fine. A slight discoloration on part of the outside wrapper, but i don't see it affecting functionality. Not much choice for me as I have a wooden Lyman. It is either this or the Copper Bronze sold by Sandusky Paint in Sandusky, Ohio. That one is slightly darker. Since I already had the lighter Pettit product on my bottom, and I wanted this for touch up, there was not much issue what to use. Sandusky Paint told me to use the Pettit, but they were out of stock. They suggested Jamestown.

I put this paint on a century boat in brackish fl. water it is pure junk it did not prevent slime barnicles from forming with in weeks