TotalBoat Aluminum Boat Paint for Canoes, Bass Boats, Dinghies, Duck Boats, Jon Boats and Pontoons (Khaki, Gallon)

First my rant: There is no excuse for shipping paint in cans like this and by reading the reviews here, I'm not the only one who receive damaged cans. Do Better ! 14' x 36" bottom Jon boat painted inside and out. The paint is very good and applies easily. I prepped the boat and applied 3 coats of aluminum primer. Then applied 3 coats of the Total Boat paint. 2nd coat will be even in color. I used a roller on large areas and and a good brush in tight areas. Paint applies evenly and levels itself out very shortly after applying. One gal did the coat with a little left over. I did not cut it as it goes a long way. Color is more of a "stone" but it looks good and departs from the old Jon boat green or tan. Time will tell on durability but with 3 coats of primer and 3 coats of paint I'm expecting good results.

Covers well but peels off easily

Works ok. I prepped my aluminum boat pretty well and for the most part the paint did fine, but in a few places, it did not stick so well. I wish it stuck on better. It was easy to put on and did the job with 2 thin coats. Pretty good value

looks great and easy to apply, I ordered the gallon and found out one quart would have done good and I applied two coats when one would have sufficed

Use an etching primer don’t skip a step like I did it scratches easy looks great when I got done but isn’t holding up like I was thinking by reading the side of the can. I fully stripped the boat and used alumu-bright but it wasn’t enough.