RUSTOLEUM MARINE METAL PRIMER - PREP & PAINT - Jon Boat to Bass Boat Conversion Topside
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
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- The Jon Boat is finally ready for painting! In this video I go over the prep & primer process I used for the first stage of the Jon Boat paint job. I hope this video is helpful, thanks for watching!
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You saved me , thanks you very much
Happy to help
Good stuff brother .. my war eagle 542 would b too heavy to flip over to do any painting haha
It was not an easy task lol
Paint sprayer didn't work out quite as I hoped, still got a good layer of primer down though. Y'all got any tips for laying down a smooth layer with one of those?
Airless is not for "automotive" type work. Its for houses, doors, garage doors etc. That said, for a simple jon boat restoration, it's better than hand brushing/rolling.
Do thin coats. never go over a spot twice before it drys
You didn’t remove all the paint like your first build because it was factory paint, right? I’m hoping to just sand the factory paint on my Jon boat like you did with this one.
Yes that's correct, if the factory paint is in good condition no need to remove it!
Did you paint the epoxy on the bottom and if so did you sand it befor you painted it
Yes I painted it, a light scuffing but nothing serious.
Did you scuff the coat-it before you painted it?
Very lightly, cleaning it with degreaser is also very important.
@@mvboutdoors Thanks.
Was the Topside Paint, Battleship gray color you used for under water line use. I wanted that color for my jon boat, but I couldn’t find that color for under the waterline use. I could only find that brand in light gray. Which I didn’t like.
Yes it was the "Topside" line of paints I used for the bottom color.
@@mvboutdoors did you ever have any issues with this paint, specifically under the water line, as time went on? I’m just not sure why the Topside says it’s not for below the waterline. My boat is going to be mostly on the trailer, so maybe it won’t be an issue.
@@pwinnett222 No issues at all, I believe its more referring to boats that sit in the water perpetually.
Do you have a link for the sprayer you used?
Sure thing, here you go: amzn.to/3GL1n01
@@mvboutdoors thanks
How does this paint hold? I’m reading mixed reviews
Absolutely no issues with the primer sticking to the boat under the water line, or the paint for that matter. I've had chips from physical impacts but nothing flaking off or anything like that. It's also super easy to touch when up when it was needed.
@@mvboutdoors awesome! How long has the paint been on? Are you in saltwater ?
@@65301 About a year, and no freshwater