Every paint item I buy comes in beat up! Both paint cans and solvent cans are always damaged. This is especially a problem with the paint cans because they can't be put in a commercial shaker....its a pain. This seems to be a universal problem in the industry, but you should do better.

I have sprayed a lot of paint and the spray thinner is completely full of HAP and VOC that are not exempt. They are also slow to flash off causing the paint to dry very slowly. Based on the MSDS of the paint I decided to try acetone as a reducer. It flashes off much faster and has no HAPS. I found that acetone works really well when spraying surfaces suspectable to runs and sags. It flashes off quickly leaving a very nice smooth surface with a very high gloss. The Total Boat top surface paint is great but you really need to look at different thinners. You really need to talk to a paint chemist to figure out what is best. I haven't had to do any repairs so I don't know if my tera butyl acetate will work as a blending agent.

Product does what it is supposed to do. Item reads in scientific measures. A universal mixture chart for different substrates required

I use Total boat products on a restore of a 1973 compact 2 camper barn find, total boat products is easy to work with as long as you keep all the products with total boat, they say you can mix match with other product like with thinners, BUT don't do that, just stick with the same company, you'll save in the long run

The products are good and the service was great every thing was shipped on the time line that they said it would be