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Epifanes Waterline Paint is specially formulated for painting boot stripes at the waterline on wood, steel, fiberglass, and aluminum boats. Fresh and saltwater resistant, this boot stripe coating delivers outstanding gloss and durability.
Boot stripes are normally scribed 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch above the loaded waterline.
Tech Specs
| Specifications | Waterline Paint |
|---|---|
| Colors | White, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Red, Black, Green |
| Application Methods | Soft, long-haired brush (oval or round style), foam roller, or conventional air spray |
| Application Temperature / RH | 50-80°F / 50-75% |
| Thinner for Brush Applications | Epifanes Brushthinner for Paint & Varnish |
| Thinner for Spray Applications | Epifanes Spraythinner for Paint & Varnish |
| Recommended Film Thickness per Coat | 80 - 90 micron wet; 40-55 micron dry. |
| Theoretical Coverage | Approximately 30 -40 sq. ft. per 250 ml @ 40 micron dry thickness |
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Riverside, California
5 out of 5 stars.
Epifanes Water Line Paint
4 years ago
The Epifanes Water Line Paint was an excellent choice for my 21 foot Cuddy Cabin . The product performed very well and was so easy to apply with my HVLP spray gun. Beautiful high gloss finish really stands out in all types of weather. I will continue to purchase Jamestown Distributors products again and again. Thank you for the quick shipping and great prices.
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Q: null Can I use a Rustoleum oil based paint for a waterline stripe on a wooden boat?
a year ago2 Answers
A: I've used both Epifanes Waterline paint and a similar Petit paint on different fiberglass sailboats. Both sprayed well with an airbrush and seem to be lasting well. I just touched up a few nicks in the Epifanes with a brush, which came out OK but would have been better breaking out the airbrush again. I've used the Rustoleum topsides paint only on the interior of a small sailboat. I sold that boat shortly after refinishing it, so can't really say how it held up. I did notice, though, that a few spots where I didn't sand that well between coats, the top coat was prone to peeling. The first coat seemed pretty tough, though. If you use it, make sure to pay attention to instructions for time and sanding between coats. Brent Clifton ?
a year agoHelpful?
Q: null I want to replace a decal that is Polo Green ( very dark green). How dark is the color green?
4 years ago1 Answer
A: I cannot speak to the color green. I have the bright red. It takes 2-3 coats of the red to cover white behind it but the color is vibrant when done.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: null Is this paint navy blue?
12 years ago1 Answer
A: red
12 years agoHelpful?
Q: how soon will it be delivered to Biddeford, Maine
9 days ago0 Answers
Q: The water line on my sailboat sometimes gets submerged when I am sailing. Will this waterline paint hold up okay and will it resist barnicles?
9 days ago0 Answers