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TotalBoat Inflatable Boat Bottom Paint (1 Quart)

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  • Water-based ablative antifouling paint for Hypalon, PVC, and rubber inflatable boats
  • Durable, flexible coating won't crack or flake off when boats are deflated and rolled up
  • 25% Copper provides reliable protection against barnacles and growth in fresh and salt water
  • Water-based formula means no solvents or fumes. Easy to clean with soap and water
  • Color: Gray. Sold in Quart sizes. Coverage: One quart is enough for two coats on an 8-10 ft. inflatable boat

Description

TotalBoat inflatable bottom paint is ideal for rubber, PVC, and Hypalon inflatables. This ablative antifouling provides a durable, flexible protective coating that won't crack or lift when the boat is deflated and rolled up. Use in both fresh and salt water to repel barnacles and growth. This water based bottom paint can be thinned up to 10% with water (if needed), is easy to apply by brushing, rolling (3/16" solvent-safe roller cover), or spraying (airless or conventional), and cleans up using simple soap and water. Water-based formula means no toxic solvents or nasty fumes.25% copper content wears away at a controlled rate to provide season long antifouling protection. No launch time restrictions. You can paint now and launch later. Gray color looks great on all inflatables. Sold in Quarts. One quart provides approx 125 sq ft, typically enough for 2 coats on an 8 to 10 ft boat. Recoat dry time is 3 hrs. at 70 degrees F. Before launching, wait 6 to 10 hours, depending on temperature conditions.Compare to Pettit Inflatable Boat Paint, Sea Hawk Inflatable boat paint, Aquagard Inflatable Bottom Coating, and MDR Amazon Inflatable Bottom Coat. All TotalBoat products are 100% made in the USA, and designed by boaters, for boaters. We know what works and what doesn't.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 9.57 x 7.6 x 5.08 inches; 4.19 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 430783


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ December 17, 2015


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ TotalBoat


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


Best Sellers Rank: #38,704 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #41 in Boat Painting Supplies


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Customer Reviews: 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 127 ratings


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • A clean bottom
When it comes to having a clean bottom this paint has helped. Easy to apply and one quart put two coats on our 10.5' dingy
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024 by Robert
    • Junk, garbage, does not work, not for inflatables
Review Image by Telebeep Telebeep
See picture how that paint look after 1 week in a water. Al paint fell off, all over the place, keep peeling with lightest touch. 2 layers were applied to brand new, out of the box, PVC boat bottom. Now what? Have to spend efforts to clean it all up. What a waste. Refund would be nice.
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2021 by Telebeep Telebeep
    • Very good effective productive
I have a 10 foot Zodiac that stays in salt water 7 months out of the year next to my boat. The first year the growth was absolutely terrible with barnacles and the normal crud were thick took high pressure washer and muratic acid to clean. About 3 hours of cleaning. I found this product on Amazon and applied using a brush. I recommend a roller. The zodiac was in the water after application of paint for 5 months. When I removed it, it was clean, clean, clean. I just had to garden hose the bottom before storage. This stuff works and I can get an other season with this application. Very effective bottom paint for inflatable rubber boats. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2021 by Hemi
    • Good Choice
Goes on easily with good coverage. Too early to see if it helps limit bottom growth. Grey color matches dinghy better than black. So far I'm impressed.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2019 by GJM
    • Don't forget to protect your dinghy
I used this to paint a West Marine 310 RIB dinghy that I bought this year. After a thorough cleaning and prepping the fiberglass bottom with some 100 grit sanding blocks and painters tape, we painted the hull in 2 coats. (I didnt use a primer.) I shook the paint for a few minutes before opening it and stirring but have to say it reconstituted much better than I expected. There was plenty of paint left to do 2 more coats if I wanted to but 2 coats looked good. Both the PVC and fiberglass surfaces took the paint with ease. I used a cheap brush from Home depot as my expectations were that the brush would be non-reusable. I let the 2 coats dry for 24 hrs before putting it in the boat in the water. After the dry time the finish looked good, you could see some minor brush marks but this is bottom paint not car enamel. I chose this paint over Pettit mostly for the price but also for the fact that its made near where I use the boat in RI. I figure they should know the waters of the bay and whats needed to protect a boat. Paint shipped with gloves, mixing sticks and a paint cup. So far its only been a week but it looks good. No cracks in the paint on the PVC. I'll update the review at the end of the season. Update: End of Season 1 (November 2015). Paint held up very well. I cleaned the bottom of the dinghy with a pressure washer at the end of the season and did an inspection. I have to say the paint looks very good. I expected the paint to crack and flake off but its solid. The only areas showing wear is on the keel from where I beached it but even there it didnt wear all the way through. It just looks scraped. I'm adding a star. I wont need to paint next year. Hopefully I can remember to update my review again next year. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2015 by Amazon Customer
    • If you're going to keep your dinghy in the water, paint the bottom
We thought we would take our dinghy out of the water. We were wrong and lazy. We pulled it behind us for several months in South Florida. When we finally pulled it out of the water, I think it weighed twice as much as it normally did because of the incredible growth of barnacles. It took the two of us about 4 hours to scrape everything off. Hopefully this paint will solve the problem of barnacle growth if not our laziness. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Dogstar
    • Inflatable Bottom Paint review
Review Image by Clay Clay
Not sure if I used it for it's intended use? I used it on an NRS fishing raft. I cleaned my raft bottom with denatured alcohol first. It painted on well, but after allowing to dry for over 24 hours I could tell that it was going to peel off. It does allow me to roll up my raft without peeling, but after making a run down my high water river, it scrapped off in several areas. I have an area that got regular spray paint on it and that paint will never come off. Guess I should state why I purchases this paint to begin with...I wanted to camouflage my blue bottom raft in order to not spook rainbow trout. I get the feeling this paint should be used for salt water applications.?. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2016 by Clay Clay
    • paint lasted 3 weeks
We launched and left a brand new dinghy (brackish water) with two very solid coats of paint, the first coat can be considered at least 1.5 coats as we went over it during drying time. Second coat was applied to fully dried surface after 4 days and left to fully dry again for a few days before launching. We pulled the dinghy out of the water after three weeks and founds that the bottom had 50% or less paint left in it (could see rubber color), with barnacles already beginning to stick. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2023 by Amazon Customer

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