Product Overview
Vivid White Epoxy Primer Gal
Safeguard your vessel's hull against the relentless assault of the marine environment with Pettit Paint's Vivid White Epoxy Primer Gal. This premium two-part epoxy primer provides unparalleled protection against osmotic blistering, corrosion, and water intrusion, ensuring your boat stays in peak condition for years to come. Its high-build formula creates a robust barrier that extends the life of your hull, saving you time and money on costly repairs down the road. Whether you're prepping for a fresh coat of bottom paint or tackling a blister repair project, this versatile primer delivers professional-grade results.
Key Features
- **Unrivaled Blister Protection:** Forms a tough, water-resistant barrier that prevents osmotic blisters from forming and damaging your fiberglass hull.
- **Corrosion Resistance:** Protects underwater metals, such as aluminum and steel hulls, from the corrosive effects of saltwater.
- **High-Build Formula:** Fewer coats are needed for effective protection, saving you time and effort.
- **Versatile Application:** Can be used as a primer under antifouling paint or as a barrier coat for blister repair.
- **Easy Application:** Applies smoothly by brush, roller, or spray (airless or conventional).
- **Durable Finish:** Provides a low-luster white finish that adheres well to various substrates.
- **High Solids Content:** Ensures a thick, protective coating with excellent coverage (225 sq. ft/gal).
- **Compatible Thinner:** Use Pettit #97 Epoxy Thinner for optimal application and cleanup.
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The Captain's Take
After decades on the water, I've seen firsthand the damage that blisters and corrosion can inflict on a hull. Pettit's Vivid White Epoxy Primer is my go-to solution for long-lasting protection. It's easy to apply, provides a rock-solid barrier against the elements, and gives me the peace of mind knowing my boat is well-protected, season after season. Don't skimp on your primer – invest in Pettit Protect for a hull that's built to last.
