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Originally Posted by cgoing
It is not an epoxy based paint. I have always used a polyurethane results on Zodiac transons, boards, other items as needed with great results. Interlux bright side polyurethane works well.
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When I redid my transom, I filled all of the old screw holes and gouges with thickened epoxy, then sanded it down flat.
Sand everything with 80
Solvent wash with rag + mineral spirits
2 x coats of Interlux Pre-Kote with ~1 hr between coats
1 day cure @ ~95F during the day
Sand everything with 220
Solvent wash with rag + mineral spirits
2 x coats of Interlux Brightside Black + Interlux Flattener (1:3 for total flat)
I bought quarts and I barely made a dent in them. I used a foam roller applicator. Less than $150 in paint, and the durability was excellent. Even if it wasn't, touchup is easy.