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maverick posted 01-11-2009 05:37 PM ET (US)
Been reading up on paints, and as good as Brightside Polyurethane sounds, [I can't find information that says] if it's for underwater.
http://www.yachtpaint.com/docs/gb_ISO_I_5000165.htm
Dave Thomas posted 01-12-2009 01:48 PM ET (US)
I'm pretty sure that none of the urathanes are any good under water. Call Interlux Tech Service at 1-800-468-7589 and they will let you know the limits.
Tohsgib posted 01-12-2009 01:53 PM ET (US)
They would be fine for trailer use but not long stays in the water. If there is no copprous oxide(sp?) in it, no protection.
bwguardian posted 01-12-2009 02:21 PM ET (US)
maverick, I have something from Sherwin Williams Industrial Coatings Divivsion (you cannot get it at the local store) that is good. This particular product is used on the oil rigs here in the Gulf and is for submersable situations. It has a glossy finish and I had them match the dessert tan color. I will have to look at it in the next week or so for the product information.

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Author	Topic: Brightside Polyurethane For Bottom Paint
maverick	posted 01-11-2009 05:37 PM ET (US) Been reading up on paints, and as good as Brightside Polyurethane sounds, [I can't find information that says] if it's for underwater. http://www.yachtpaint.com/docs/gb_ISO_I_5000165.htm
Dave Thomas	posted 01-12-2009 01:48 PM ET (US) I'm pretty sure that none of the urathanes are any good under water. Call Interlux Tech Service at 1-800-468-7589 and they will let you know the limits.
Tohsgib	posted 01-12-2009 01:53 PM ET (US) They would be fine for trailer use but not long stays in the water. If there is no copprous oxide(sp?) in it, no protection.
bwguardian	posted 01-12-2009 02:21 PM ET (US) maverick, I have something from Sherwin Williams Industrial Coatings Divivsion (you cannot get it at the local store) that is good. This particular product is used on the oil rigs here in the Gulf and is for submersable situations. It has a glossy finish and I had them match the dessert tan color. I will have to look at it in the next week or so for the product information.