Paint, Varnish, Primer

This product has long been the worldwide standard for general purpose surface conditioning by hand. This is the go to tool for removal of amine blush. Also perfect for a final prep of paint and varnish between coats. This will hit all the low spots that...

7" Roller Covers: 1/8" yellow polyurethane foam. Perfectly suited for epoxy work, paints and varnish. An economical way to achieve good results with no lint and minimum stipple. A standard for the boat industry.• Best for smooth surfaces•...

3" Roller Covers: 1/8" yellow polyurethane foam. Perfectly suited for epoxy work, paints and varnish. An economical way to achieve good results with no lint and minimum stipple. A standard for the boat industry.• Best for smooth surfaces•...

3M 6000 Series Half Facepiece Respirator Kit with Cartridges Includes P95 Rated Filters With a pair of 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridges With Filters and Retainer Caps This is a NIOSH approved half facepiece respirator which is adaptable to a wide range of...

System Three Marine Spar Varnish is a high-build coating designed for marine epoxy and exterior wood surfaces such as railings, doors or any surface where a clear, durable gloss finish is desired. System Three Marine Spar Varnish contains...

For Paint or epoxy application Shur-Line Foam Mini Roller. These are the rollers many of our professional builders swear by for roll-and-tip painting of their boats. Quick Pro, sturdy 4-inch foam roller cover, 12 inch threaded handle, high density...

Pennant Primer is a waterborne, two-part epoxy coating specifically formulated as a tough, below-the-waterline primer for marine topcoats. Though Pennant Primer was specifically designed for use with System Three Pennant Topside Paint, it is...

Effectively save partial cans of paint and varnish StopLossBags™ are designed for oil, water, & alcohol-based wood finishes. They are not suitable for lacquer. StopLossBags™ allow you to preserve the fresh off-the-shelf quality of...

Everyone knows it is dangerous to have slick surfaces on a boat. And everyone seems to have a formula for making a non-skid surface. You have heard of using such household materials as salt or sugar and you have seen exotic materials that cost an arm and...