Tuff Coat UT-80 Adhesion Primer - Quart Kit

This paint was easily prepared and applied, just as advertised. I used new half inch plywood and used the Tuff-Coat CP-10 primer (recommended). I then applied the Tuff-Coat paint Color-(Key West Sand). I followed the simple instructions and rolled it right on. It is a non-skid rubberized paint that looks to be perfect! I've walked on it, spilt water and other liquids on it, dropped tools on it and it cleans right up. Haven't been fishing with it yet, but if it holds up over time, this will be a much better solution than carpeting the boat. As always, Amazon shipped it perfectly to my home, in 3 days. It was packaged perfectly and arrived as it was supposed to. I am extremely pleased with the service and the paint itself!!!!!! I added pic's so you could judge for yourself! So far I'm very impressed. I would have given the 5th star on durability, but I really haven't put that to the test yet, but after everything else being as advertised, I have not reason to not believe it.

good for aluminum boat

I used it to paint my old boat, prepped the old fiberglass and then on a mild day (mid 70s) I primed the fiberglass and let it cure. Worked as expected, I feel it should go without saying but make sure if you mix it to use it all bc once it's mixed it will continue to harden in the can if you don't use it.

We did out pontoon floor in this stuff. We get soooo many compliments. It doesn't cover knots or gaps in plywood but we are ok with that. If we would have put more time into lining the boards up and filling and sanding stuff we could have gotten it looking really good. It took me about 2 days to paint. And I put 3 layers on. I did one coat Saturday morning around 10am, another around 4pm and then again on Sunday morning and let it dry all day. We were on the boat 2 days later. The floor is not slippery or gritty that it hurts our feet when walking in it. It's super easy to sweep off. We don't worry about people spilling food or drinks cause it just washed off.

I have use this product before. Two enclosed ATV trailers with drive on ramps. The rubberized coating protects from all moisture brought in by vehicles, tires to not peel of tear material, and the particular bits provide great traction and no slippage when walking on the deck surface. I will be using product again on an equipment trailer wooden surface that will be stored outside when not being used; during all seasons.

One gallon provided enough to coat pretty much all fiberglass surfaces on a 22' bass boat. I used it for areas that would be painted and also some that would be recarpeted. The dried primer gives a nice shiny appearance and my hope is that it seals all areas from water. Relatively easy to mix and apply, did notice that it takes longer than overnight to dry when used at the minimum recommended temperature and then overnight temps drop into the low 30's (a fan helped it cure faster the next day). No fumes were really noticed during use and it was applied easily with a short nap roller and with disposable foam brushes.

Tuff coat is awesome when prep work is done right and the primer applied 2 coats of Tuff coat will make your deck look amazing I like the smooth texture just right on the feet with no shoes and has grip will use again.

It is very thin almost like water so it spreads a long way. I used a tiny white foam roller like you would use for smooth paint to spread it. I did not mix the entire cans contents. I was afraid it would start setting before I got done I have a lot of 27' Dive boat to cover bow to stern. I recommend steering each can separately then using a 50/50 mix in some other can this way you will likely have left over to mix later. It said on can you have 30 minutes once mixed so you judge from that. They want it mixed good for 3 minutes. It is an epoxy and it does set. The video showed putting both cans together but it is so thin the mixer would likely sling it out everywhere no mater how slow your drill can mix. I hope it helps you.