I am restoring an older Grady White and tried to clean the bilges as best as possible, but that never is usually good enough after years of dirt and water. However, I applied the bilge coat and it worked great. It needs at least (2) coats, but looks great. I am only using Total Boat on my project and can't be happier.

Not only is it great for bilges, but it can be used anywhere a hard protective paint is needed.

Given the somewhat mixed reviews I was a bit skeptical but my results are excellent and I'm happy with the product. I did have to paint in rather low temperatures which I'm sure slowed the drying process but I just left it for a week and it was completely dry when I returned. I was painting new glass so a second coat was in order and it too dried well.

Took forever to dry and I'm still not sure it is completely. I bought 2 quarts and the color difference between the two was extreme. Make sure you mix.

I used this product on the bilge/interior of a 1990 J22 with excellent results.

I've painted the entire bilge areas of my Pearson 35CB with TOTAL BILGE Brush or roller it goes on well and drys fast

I've been using it in the sail locker and other storage areas. It goes on easily and depending on the color/condition of what's underneath, one coat is often enough. I haven't tried it in the actual bilge yet, although I noted an answer to one of the questions which stated that it isn't suitable for continuous submersion in water - strange for bilge paint! Anyway, I just ordered another gallon so I guess that says enough.

We used the TotalBoat TotalBilge Epoxy paint to refinish a concrete birdbath that we and the birds have grown fond of. Our last refinish was with a two-part epoxy, with reasonable results. However, from the time the first brush of TotalBilge Epoxy hit the concrete, it appears to be a superior product. After nearly a month of use, including two freeze events, this refinish job remains unfazed by the water, the sun, the frost, and the bird droppings. Time will tell, but things certainly look promising a month into the refinish job. We did take special care to repair several cracks with epoxy, and to either remove the prior paint or to rough it up thoroughly for best adhesion of the TotalBilge Epoxy.

Was pleasantly surprised on how well this product performs in application, coverage and black and white hiding capabilities. Boat project is still ongoing so do not know yet how product will perform once in actual use with your typical bilge liquids. Only negative is its dry time, a little too slow, wish it was faster (i.e. 4 - 6 hrs @ 60F) dry thru time.

Flowed out nicely. It is pretty thick but still does well. I did not think it took an excessively long time to cure. It does have a powerful odor and requires ventilation.