Paints

  1. Alexseal 501 Premium Topcoat

    $173.20 - $723.68
    6
  2. Alexseal Finish Primer 442

    $98.57 - $260.32
    0
  3. Awlgrip Awlwood MA Clear Topcoat Finish

    $162.31 - $591.50
    6
  4. Awlgrip Polyester Urethane Topcoat Base

    $140.77 - $429.79
    3
  5. Aquagard Antifouling Bottom Paint

    $59.01 - $199.20
    6
  6. KiwiGrip Non-Skid Deck System with Special Roller Cover

    $77.28 - $249.78
    12
  7. SEMCO Teak Sealer

    $57.54 - $161.23
    13
  8. Epifanes Clear Varnish

    $29.81 - $76.79
    5
  9. Awlgrip 545 Epoxy Primer

    $76.53 - $228.40
    0
  10. Aquagard Bottom Gard Antifouling Paint

    $113.06
    1
  11. 19% off

    Epifanes Polyurethane Top Side Paint

    $106.83 - $115.67
    $85.58 - $115.67
    3
  12. Awlgrip Awlwood MA Primer

    $159.20
    2
  13. Propspeed Foulfree Transducer Coating Kit - 15 mL - FF15K

    $56.12
    1
  14. Polymarine Flexithane Hypalon Paint

    $199.61
    2
  15. Epifanes Rapidcoat Wood Finish

    $72.12
    0
  16. Flexdel UltraGard Premium Anti-Fouling Bottom Paint

    $63.40 - $149.58
    4
  17. Polymarine Superflex PVC Paint

    $199.61
    0
  18. Epifanes Woodfinish Gloss

    $48.78 - $83.01
    2
  19. Epifanes Polyurethane 2-Part Clear Gloss Yacht Coating - 750 mL - PUCG.750

    $115.67
    2
  20. Alexseal Super Build 302 Base - White - P3002

    $232.77
    0
  21. MAS Epoxies Bristol Finish UV Clear Urethane - BF-QC

    $111.59
    1
  22. Alexseal X Acrylic Topcoat

    $163.87 - $756.31
    1
  23. 9% off

    Moeller Outboard & Inboard Engine Paint

    $21.55 - $24.60
    $19.99 - $24.60
    2
  24. Propspeed Lightspeed Foul-Release Underwater Light Kit - 15 mL - LSP15K

    $64.88
    1
  25. Epifanes Two Part Semi-Gloss Polyurethane Primer

    $75.06 - $251.75
    0
  26. Epifanes Waterline Paint

    $27.76
    4
  27. Awlgrip Awlwood MA Satin Matt Finish

    $162.31 - $591.50
    1
  28. Epifanes Polyurethane 2-Part Clear Satin Yacht Coating - 750 mL - PUCS.750

    $115.67
    1
  29. Alexseal Cor Spec 135 Primer Converter - White

    $56.06 - $104.27
  30. Teakdecking Systems Water Based Sealer and Protector

    $51.70 - $153.93
    2
  31. Alexseal Premium Topcoat 501 Clear Gloss

    $156.10 - $423.58
    0
  32. Moeller Color Vision Engine Paint

    $21.43 - $24.60
    0
  33. Epifanes Non-Skid Deck Coating

    $75.24 - $79.90
    0
  34. Epifanes Multi Marine Primer - White - MMPW.750

    $60.46
    0
  35. Alexseal Acrylic Topcoat X Converter Spray

    $106.32 - $274.29
    0
  36. Alexseal Protective Primer 161 - White - P1610

    $251.77
    0
  37. Star Brite Dip-It Whip-It

    $17.01
  38. Alexseal Fast Spot Primer 414 Converter - White - C4147

    $111.57
    0
  39. Epifanes Rubbed Effect Water-Based Interior Varnish - AMV.1000

    $75.24
    0
  40. Moeller Color Vision High Heat Acrylic Lacquer Engine Paint

    $24.60
    0
  41. Alexseal Protective Primer 161 Converter - White - C1617

    $83.80
    0
  42. 9% off

    Moeller Sandable Spray Primer

    $22.76 - $24.22
    $21.86 - $22.76
    0
  43. Seachoice Ablative Plus Premium Antifouling Paint

    $184.62 - $195.79

About Paints

Boat Paints

Paint for boats is formulated to perform in a myriad of environments and to adhere to vastly different materials. Sailboat paint encompasses hull and bottom paint as well as varnish for wood surfaces. Outboard boat owners most likely will need boat paint to touch up their motor while many powerboats feature nonskid boat paint on many surfaces for safety. Defender offers all types of boat paint.

There is a boat paint for every application ? make sure you use the right one!

Marine-grade paints are formulated specially to adhere to different materials and surfaces while withstanding moisture, UV exposure, and even submersion in water. Surface preparation is always a key in successfully applying boat paint but confirming the material that will be painted is the most important. Boat paint manufacturers have developed paints for boats that will cover aluminum, wood, and fiberglass, but these are three different boat coatings and are not interchangeable.

Read the directions, please.

Yes, there is an art to spraying boat paint. The more practice the better a painter will become but painting your own boat if you do not expect a professional job, is certainly something any boat owner can try. Prep work is key, but there is one other important factor in using boat paint. Read the can! Not every boat paint manufacturer mixes their paints, accelerators, and reducers in the same ratios so take the time to read the instructions and know what they mean. Before mixing, if there are any questions, contact the experts at Defender Marine for more insight.

Strip it down, then build it up

Removing old coatings is the best start for a satisfying paint project. Whether old varnish or bottom paint, taking the boat back to its original surface offers the best environment for proper boat paint adhesion. Stripped of paint, the boat may reveal the need for wood repair, fillers, or fairing compound to prepare and smooth the surface before painting. Defender Marine offers a full line of paint strippers as well as primers, sealers, and surface repair and preparation compounds. Safety equipment, caulk, tape, and all types of applicators are also available; thoroughly review your project and chosen boat paint to create an accurate list of materials before the boat painting project starts.