Would like to repaint the hulls of my dart 18 catamaran grp hulls. The boat is stored our the water. If we capsized we stand on the side of the hull to right the boat which causes it to flex ,would this crack the paint? Would the paint withstand being in water when sailing? Thinking of using marine gloss. Also do I need to prime grp or can it be applied by just sanding to key the paint ?

Assuming the existing coating is clean, dry, sound and lightly abraded, Teamac Marine Gloss can be applied directly to suitably prepared GRP surfaces. We'd recommend applying to a small test area firstly to check compatibility and adhesion with the existing coating, prior to full application. For added protection, a first coat of Teamac Marine Primer Undercoat can also be applied, this will assist with adhesion and provide additional protection.

We have an external zinc coated metal extract duct system that has, somewhere, small gaps which is sucking in surface water and we are thinking of painting all the joints (and hopefully the paint would fill the gaps). Would this paint be sufficient, or is there another that you would recommend (I'm not sure this paint is the one I would need)

This product wouldn't be suitable to recommend for this application type. If you could e-mail through some images of the holes/gaps and condition of the duct system to repair, this will help us to look into possible product recommendations. Please e-mail technical@rawlinspaints.com.

I am trying to paint a concrete garden statue Water bowl the bowl is constantly under water and I need to repaint this in white. Is this the correct paint please

Thank you for your enquiry, Teamac Marine Gloss wouldn't be suitable to apply as it isn't designed for constant submersion. Assuming the concrete is thoroughly cleaned and prepared using Coo-Var Acid Etch , we would recommend using Coo-Var Swimming Pool Paint. The first coat thinned by 10% with Teamac Thinner 15 before applying 2 full coats.

What type of gloss paint is suitable for the sides of a yacht that is on a mooring at sea for up to 4 months

Assuming the areas to be painted are above the waterline, they are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet Teamac Marine Gloss would be suitable for this application.

Hi, would this product be suitable for painting both metalwork (gutters) and timber (fascias) to an exposed building elevation? How many years would be expected before recoating was required?

For these applications assuming the steel gutters and timber fascias are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet Teamac Metalcote Plant Enamel would be a better option. This would have a life expectancy of upto 5 years. We would recommend to test for compatibility and adhesion on previously painted areas prior to full application. Bare steel or iron areas should be primed first with Teamac Zinc Phosphate Primer and bare timber areas with Teamac Aluminium Wood Primer .

I want to repaint a plywood cabin on my boat. It's been previously painted with an exterior paint (not sure which). The paint has cracked a bit (sun damage) so I was going to sand back and then apply Teamac Marine Gloss (which the previous owner has left me). Does that sound OK? Does it matter if I don't know what it was painted with before?

We would recommend to test for compatibility and adhesion on a small area prior to full application. Assuming this is successful, the previously painted area is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet Teamac Marine Gloss can be used.

Hi, Is the paint suitable to paint over a coating of epoxy resin (used to seal plywood)? Thank you

Unfortunately no, for this application assuming the resin coated plywood is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend Teamac High Performance 2 Pack Zinc Phosphate Primer . This could be overpainted with Teamac High Performance Polyurethane Topcoat . This can be mixed to many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a gloss finish.

I have rust treated and applied 2 coats of red oxide to a steel 1975 narrowboat , do I need to undercoat, or can I apply the gloss next? Is your gloss the right product for a hard wearing, British weather resistant top coat? As you do not send samples, how can I aquire an Industry standard colour chart ?We are looking for a dark blue Many Thanks

Assuming the previously primed areas to be painted are above the waterline, they are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we would recommend Teamac Marine Undercoat is used prior to application of Teamac Marine Gloss . This is available in many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a gloss finish. We have RAL, NCS and BS colour charts available to view at our trade counter, alternatively they can be purchased here .

I have a tin of Teamac marine gloss (mixed to a RAL colour). Can it be used with a paint conditioner to avoid brush and roller marks? If so which conditioner would you recommend.

This product can be thinned upto 10% with Teamac Thinner 14 . We would not recommend the addition of any other product to this paint for this application. If you do so we would recommend you test for compatibility prior to application.

We have 2 GRP garage doors which have faded in places and now look very patchy, Would the Teamac marine paint be suitable? Please can you recommend how to prepare the surface Thankyou

Yes assuming the GRP garage doors are clean, dry, sound, prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet and Teamac Marine Undercoat is applied first this can be used. The doors must be sanded prior to application and free from anything that can affect adhesion. This can be mixed to many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a gloss finish.

I am wanting to repaint the Cab area of a 30 year old motorhome l. Originally a gel coat over fibreglass. Now with surface cracks and showing age. Can I sand, key, prime and paint this fibreglass using this product? Thanksz

Assuming the cracked gel coat is repaired 1st, it would then need to be clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we before applying a coat of Teamac Marine Undercoat followed by 2 coats of Teamac Marine Gloss .

Hi, I'm looking to paint over an Avocado Green coloured interior cockpit (original coat GRP). I'd like to paint over with a lighter colour like Light Ivory. Would I need to undercoat since its darker or can I just sand & paint over with the Marine Gloss Top Coat?? Many Thanks

Yes, assuming the GRP is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the Technical Data Sheet you will require the Teamac Marine Undercoat prior to application of Teamac Marine Gloss .

Hi there, what's the correct base coat for this kingfisher gloss please!? Thanks

The compatible preceeding coat for Teamac Marine Gloss is Teamac Marine Undercoat .

Hi, Would this product be suitable for painting carbon fibre oars for use in racing rowing boats? Thanks,

This product has never been tested on carbon fibre. If the oar has been previously gelcoated it may work, but you would have to test it on a small area.

I’m looking to paint the wet wall within my shower a deep green colour. Would the tea Mac marine gloss in mint green be suitable for this? Thanks

We would recommend Teamac Chlorvar Chlorinated Rubber Paint or Teamac P101 High Performance Finish for use in a wet room, rather than Teamac Marine Gloss. You will however need to be careful with compatibility with these two products and we would recommend you carry out a test area prior to full application.

Is Teamac Marine Gloss the correct paint for the Hull of my enterprise sailing dinghy? It's plywood. Can I paint directly over the current paint or do I need a primer also? The boat is in the water for a couple of hours a week usually stored outside on a trailer.

We'd suggest Teamac Wood Primer White , followed by Teamac Marine Undercoat , finished with Teamac Marine Gloss.

Hi I am looking for touch up paint for my narrow boat. The original paint was Selemix 7-110 2 part acrylic. I want a one part paint, so my question is, Is Teamac marine gloss compatible with the original paint or will it react? Although our boat is only a year old our builder is no more. I know the RAL codes.

With the existing paint being a two pack product you will need to give it a good sand back first, then the Marine Gloss should go on top no problem.

Hi I am considering painting the hull of my GRP sailing boat (above the water line) in RAL 5005 or 5010. Firstly is it suitable for hull use secondly what colour primer will I need to use

Teamac Marine Gloss should be fine for this application above the waterline as long as you sand the surface and get a key first. You should apply the gloss directly to the GRP.

Hi. I want to paint the sides of our wooden boat with teamac marine gloss BS12E51 which of your under coat paints and which colour would you recommend to use with this colour?

We would recommend using Teamac Marine Undercoat in the colour 'Primrose'.

Hi, I have a small 15ft fast fishing boat which is kept on a trailer. I would like to paint the hull as it's quite badly scratched. There is also some damage to the rear corner where a 2 inch section has a hole. Can you recommend a filler and paint / primer/ thinner for the purpose. The boat will be spray painted in my mates auto bodyshop. Thanks for you help

The answer to this enquiry depends on what is currently on the boat & what it is made from. We are working on the assumption that you are currently down to the bare GRP substrate – please advise if different. We would recommend fixing the hole using a polyester filler, followed by 1 coat of Teamac Marine Undercoat followed by 2 coats of Teamac Marine Gloss . Teamac Thinner 14 would be the thinner to use for both products.

Good afternoon, I am designing a restaurant in a boat and I have some painted that I would like to paint with high gloss finish. The colour is RAL5002. What kind of paint would you recommend for high traffic areas, where workers might hit the surfaces with heavy material? I need the paint to look smooth and high gloss, and to be durable and resistant to water/temperature changes. The surface of the bar especially has a semi-spherical corner, so the paint needs to be easy to apply. If you have recommendation on the substrate this would be great too. At the moment I am thinking to use plywood. Many thanks, Francesca

To bare plywood we would recommend priming with Rust-Oleum Mathys Pegalink Universal Adhesion Primer , then apply Rust-Oleum 9200 Rust-O-Thane in RAL 5002 Ultramarine Blue, then finish with Rust-Oleum 4900 Polycoat 2K clear gloss.

On a house close to the sea ,I require a long life paint system,to cover previously painted( in an unknown marine paint) woodwork. doors sash windows etc. finish to be gloss or egg shell

We would recommend Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) or Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Gloss (Water Based) for this application. It is a long lasting all surface paint offering up to 15 years performance. Designed for the long term decoration of timber, metal, masonry, plastic, concrete, cladding & more, it forms a vapour permeable, low maintenance water-shedding coating, re-coatable in just 1 hour. It also contains a biocide to protect the dried coating against fungal degradation.

What coating system would you advise to paint over new copper pipework in a hot/humid/damp environment (swimming pool dry duct) - for corrosive resistance.

Assuming the pipes are not submerged and do not exceed 90°C (dry heat), then we would advise Rust-Oleum 3302 CombiPrimer Adhesion followed by Rust-Oleum CombiColor .

What coating system would you advise to paint over new copper pipework in a hot/humid/damp environment (swimming pool dry duct) - for corrosive resistance.

Assuming the pipes are not submerged and do not exceed 90°C (dry heat), then we would advise Rust-Oleum 3302 CombiPrimer Adhesion followed by Rust-Oleum CombiColor .

Hi, which primer/undercoat and top coat for a GRP garage door? Want a high end gloss finish and ideally a gloss top coat I can also use on my south facing wood front door. thanks

Teamac Marine Gloss would be ideal for both of your surfaces. GRP just needs to be clean and lightly sanded to provide a key and Teamac Marine Gloss can be applied directly. The preparation would be the same for previously painted or varnished wood, if bare first prime with Teamac Metaclor Underwater CR Primer .

Teamac Marine Gloss

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2,600+ Colours.
High-quality marine gloss paint designed for a durable finish on marine structures.
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Teamac Marine Gloss

The single-component marine gloss paint is specially formulated to provide a high-gloss, durable finish that withstands the harsh conditions of marine environments. This paint is available in a variety of colours, making it ideal for both functional and decorative applications. The product is known for its excellent opacity and weather resistance, ensuring that surfaces remain protected and visually appealing even under challenging conditions.

Application Areas

This marine gloss paint is versatile and can be used on various marine structures, including bridge fonts, deck work, masts, and superstructures. It adheres well to properly prepared surfaces, providing a long-lasting finish that resists the effects of saltwater, UV radiation, and other environmental factors.

Application Instructions

Ensure all surfaces are clean, dry, and free from contaminants before application. Existing painted surfaces should be cleaned, degreased, and sanded to create an adequate key for adhesion.
For best results, apply using a brush or roller. Airless spray can also be used, with a recommended nozzle size of 0.011 inches and a pressure of 1800 to 2000 psi.
Apply at temperatures above the dew point to avoid contamination. Ensure proper ventilation in confined spaces during application and drying.
Avoid applying in high humidity or low temperatures as these conditions can adversely affect drying and performance.

Limitations and Recommendations

While this marine gloss paint is highly versatile, it should not be used on surfaces that are prone to excessive movement or on flexible substrates. It is also not suitable for immersion service. For specific applications or if in doubt, always refer to the manufacturer's data sheet.

For additional protection, particularly in aggressive environments, consider using a complementary product such as Teamac Marine Primer.

Health and Safety

UN Number: 1263

Always refer to the downloadable safety data sheet for detailed health and safety information. This product contains hydrocarbons. Ensure adequate ventilation during use, avoid contact with skin and eyes, and do not inhale vapours.

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For Use By: Consumer Use
Interior / Exterior Use: Exterior Use
For Use On: Metal
Wood
Steel
GRP
Iron
Previously Painted Surfaces
Application Method: Brush
Roller
Spray
Sheen: Gloss
Colour: Standard / Ready Mixed
Single, Two or Three Pack: Single
Pack Size: 1L
2.5L
5L
500ml
Key Features: High gloss. Excellent opacity and adhesion.
Dry to Handle (at 20°C): 12 Hours
Dry to Recoat (at 20°C): 12 hours or overnight
Fully Cured (at 20°C): 5 - 7 Days
Coverage: 12m² per litre
Recommended Thinner/Cleaner: Teamac Thinner 14
Solids by Volume: 44%
VOC: 530 g/litre
Touch Dry: 4 Hours
Finish: Gloss
Recommended Dry Film Thickness: 35 - 40 µm
Recommended Wet Film Thickness: 80 µm
UN Number: UN1263
Specific Gravity: 0.9 to 1.16 @ 20°C
Viscosity: 3.5 sq.m / litre Poise @ 25°C
Base Type: Solvent-Based
Suitable For Use On: Metal
Suitable For Use On: Wood
Suitable For Use On: Steel
Suitable For Use On: Previously Painted Surfaces
Suitable For Use On: Iron
Suitable For Use On: GRP
Finish: Gloss
Application Method: Brush
Application Method: Roller
Application Method: Spray
Manufacturer: Teamac
Components: 1K
Usages: Marine Applications
Product Usage Type: Topcoat
Product Range: Marine
Fastest Delivery: Next Working Day
Colour Family: Cream
Colour Family: Beige
Colour Family: Grey
Colour Family: Green
Colour Family: Blue
Colour Family: Red
Colour Family: Brown
Colour Family: Pink
Colour Family: Orange
Colour Family: Purple
Colour Family: Yellow
Colour Family: Black
Colour Family: White

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Alan Rhategan on 2024-10-06 20:15:45	Question: Would like to repaint the hulls of my dart 18 catamaran grp hulls. The boat is stored our the water. If we capsized we stand on the side of the hull to right the boat which causes it to flex ,would this crack the paint? Would the paint withstand being in water when sailing? Thinking of using marine gloss. Also do I need to prime grp or can it be applied by just sanding to key the paint ?
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Assuming the existing coating is clean, dry, sound and lightly abraded, Teamac Marine Gloss can be applied directly to suitably prepared GRP surfaces. We'd recommend applying to a small test area firstly to check compatibility and adhesion with the existing coating, prior to full application. For added protection, a first coat of Teamac Marine Primer Undercoat can also be applied, this will assist with adhesion and provide additional protection.

Darren on 2024-02-08 08:54:21	Question: We have an external zinc coated metal extract duct system that has, somewhere, small gaps which is sucking in surface water and we are thinking of painting all the joints (and hopefully the paint would fill the gaps). Would this paint be sufficient, or is there another that you would recommend (I'm not sure this paint is the one I would need)
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: This product wouldn't be suitable to recommend for this application type. If you could e-mail through some images of the holes/gaps and condition of the duct system to repair, this will help us to look into possible product recommendations. Please e-mail [email protected].

Chris J on 2023-07-23 16:10:57	Question: I am trying to paint a concrete garden statue Water bowl the bowl is constantly under water and I need to repaint this in white. Is this the correct paint please
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Thank you for your enquiry, Teamac Marine Gloss wouldn't be suitable to apply as it isn't designed for constant submersion. Assuming the concrete is thoroughly cleaned and prepared using Coo-Var Acid Etch, we would recommend using Coo-Var Swimming Pool Paint. The first coat thinned by 10% with Teamac Thinner 15 before applying 2 full coats.

brian holland on 2023-02-02 11:27:24	Question: What type of gloss paint is suitable for the sides of a yacht that is on a mooring at sea for up to 4 months
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Assuming the areas to be painted are above the waterline, they are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet Teamac Marine Gloss would be suitable for this application.

Rob on 2022-12-01 16:12:55	Question: Hi, would this product be suitable for painting both metalwork (gutters) and timber (fascias) to an exposed building elevation? How many years would be expected before recoating was required?
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: For these applications assuming the steel gutters and timber fascias are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet Teamac Metalcote Plant Enamel would be a better option. This would have a life expectancy of upto 5 years. We would recommend to test for compatibility and adhesion on previously painted areas prior to full application. Bare steel or iron areas should be primed first with Teamac Zinc Phosphate Primer and bare timber areas with Teamac Aluminium Wood Primer.

Anna Myat on 2022-09-24 12:10:07	Question: I want to repaint a plywood cabin on my boat. It's been previously painted with an exterior paint (not sure which). The paint has cracked a bit (sun damage) so I was going to sand back and then apply Teamac Marine Gloss (which the previous owner has left me). Does that sound OK? Does it matter if I don't know what it was painted with before?
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: We would recommend to test for compatibility and adhesion on a small area prior to full application. Assuming this is successful, the previously painted area is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet Teamac Marine Gloss can be used.

Christian on 2022-07-13 06:22:56	Question: Hi, Is the paint suitable to paint over a coating of epoxy resin (used to seal plywood)? Thank you
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Unfortunately no, for this application assuming the resin coated plywood is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend Teamac High Performance 2 Pack Zinc Phosphate Primer. This could be overpainted with Teamac High Performance Polyurethane Topcoat. This can be mixed to many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a gloss finish.

Sandra Richardson on 2022-06-21 22:53:52	Question: I have rust treated and applied 2 coats of red oxide to a steel 1975 narrowboat , do I need to undercoat, or can I apply the gloss next? Is your gloss the right product for a hard wearing, British weather resistant top coat? As you do not send samples, how can I aquire an Industry standard colour chart ?We are looking for a dark blue Many Thanks
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Assuming the previously primed areas to be painted are above the waterline, they are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we would recommend Teamac Marine Undercoat is used prior to application of Teamac Marine Gloss. This is available in many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a gloss finish. We have RAL, NCS and BS colour charts available to view at our trade counter, alternatively they can be purchased here.

Alan on 2022-05-25 12:28:07	Question: I have a tin of Teamac marine gloss (mixed to a RAL colour). Can it be used with a paint conditioner to avoid brush and roller marks? If so which conditioner would you recommend.
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: This product can be thinned upto 10% with Teamac Thinner 14. We would not recommend the addition of any other product to this paint for this application. If you do so we would recommend you test for compatibility prior to application.

Anne Johnston on 2022-04-15 16:59:30	Question: We have 2 GRP garage doors which have faded in places and now look very patchy, Would the Teamac marine paint be suitable? Please can you recommend how to prepare the surface Thankyou
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Yes assuming the GRP garage doors are clean, dry, sound, prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet and Teamac Marine Undercoat is applied first this can be used. The doors must be sanded prior to application and free from anything that can affect adhesion. This can be mixed to many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a gloss finish.

Liam on 2021-08-28 20:41:55	Question: I am wanting to repaint the Cab area of a 30 year old motorhome l. Originally a gel coat over fibreglass. Now with surface cracks and showing age. Can I sand, key, prime and paint this fibreglass using this product? Thanksz
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Assuming the cracked gel coat is repaired 1st, it would then need to be clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we before applying a coat of Teamac Marine Undercoat followed by 2 coats of Teamac Marine Gloss.

David on 2021-01-25 16:28:18	Question: Hi, I'm looking to paint over an Avocado Green coloured interior cockpit (original coat GRP). I'd like to paint over with a lighter colour like Light Ivory. Would I need to undercoat since its darker or can I just sand & paint over with the Marine Gloss Top Coat?? Many Thanks
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Yes, assuming the GRP is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the Technical Data Sheet you will require the Teamac Marine Undercoat prior to application of Teamac Marine Gloss.

Adam on 2020-06-20 21:17:11	Question: Hi there, what's the correct base coat for this kingfisher gloss please!? Thanks
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: The compatible preceeding coat for Teamac Marine Gloss is Teamac Marine Undercoat.

A Rower on 2020-03-03 14:26:53	Question: Hi, Would this product be suitable for painting carbon fibre oars for use in racing rowing boats? Thanks,
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: This product has never been tested on carbon fibre. If the oar has been previously gelcoated it may work, but you would have to test it on a small area.

Elaine McShane on 2019-11-11 02:30:16	Question: I’m looking to paint the wet wall within my shower a deep green colour. Would the tea Mac marine gloss in mint green be suitable for this? Thanks
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: We would recommend Teamac Chlorvar Chlorinated Rubber Paint or Teamac P101 High Performance Finish for use in a wet room, rather than Teamac Marine Gloss. You will however need to be careful with compatibility with these two products and we would recommend you carry out a test area prior to full application.

David on 2019-11-02 22:07:23	Question: Is Teamac Marine Gloss the correct paint for the Hull of my enterprise sailing dinghy? It's plywood. Can I paint directly over the current paint or do I need a primer also? The boat is in the water for a couple of hours a week usually stored outside on a trailer.
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: We'd suggest Teamac Wood Primer White, followed by Teamac Marine Undercoat, finished with Teamac Marine Gloss.

Paul Oconnor on 2019-08-08 22:17:28	Question: Hi is this paint a good finish with roller and brushes . Thanks
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Yes.

David Smith on 2019-06-27 18:54:20	Question: Hi I am looking for touch up paint for my narrow boat. The original paint was Selemix 7-110 2 part acrylic. I want a one part paint, so my question is, Is Teamac marine gloss compatible with the original paint or will it react? Although our boat is only a year old our builder is no more. I know the RAL codes.
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: With the existing paint being a two pack product you will need to give it a good sand back first, then the Marine Gloss should go on top no problem.

Alan Anderson on 2019-05-28 14:07:31	Question: Hi I am considering painting the hull of my GRP sailing boat (above the water line) in RAL 5005 or 5010. Firstly is it suitable for hull use secondly what colour primer will I need to use
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Teamac Marine Gloss should be fine for this application above the waterline as long as you sand the surface and get a key first. You should apply the gloss directly to the GRP.

Sarah Adams on 2019-04-22 21:19:51	Question: Hi. I want to paint the sides of our wooden boat with teamac marine gloss BS12E51 which of your under coat paints and which colour would you recommend to use with this colour?
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: We would recommend using Teamac Marine Undercoat in the colour 'Primrose'.

Phil clee on 2019-04-16 19:56:58	Question: Hi, I have a small 15ft fast fishing boat which is kept on a trailer. I would like to paint the hull as it's quite badly scratched. There is also some damage to the rear corner where a 2 inch section has a hole. Can you recommend a filler and paint / primer/ thinner for the purpose. The boat will be spray painted in my mates auto bodyshop. Thanks for you help
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: The answer to this enquiry depends on what is currently on the boat & what it is made from. We are working on the assumption that you are currently down to the bare GRP substrate – please advise if different. We would recommend fixing the hole using a polyester filler, followed by 1 coat of Teamac Marine Undercoat followed by 2 coats of Teamac Marine Gloss. Teamac Thinner 14 would be the thinner to use for both products.

Francesca Morroni on 2018-06-28 14:55:55	Question: Good afternoon, I am designing a restaurant in a boat and I have some painted that I would like to paint with high gloss finish. The colour is RAL5002. What kind of paint would you recommend for high traffic areas, where workers might hit the surfaces with heavy material? I need the paint to look smooth and high gloss, and to be durable and resistant to water/temperature changes. The surface of the bar especially has a semi-spherical corner, so the paint needs to be easy to apply. If you have recommendation on the substrate this would be great too. At the moment I am thinking to use plywood. Many thanks, Francesca
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: To bare plywood we would recommend priming with Rust-Oleum Mathys Pegalink Universal Adhesion Primer, then apply Rust-Oleum 9200 Rust-O-Thane in RAL 5002 Ultramarine Blue, then finish with Rust-Oleum 4900 Polycoat 2K clear gloss.

Peter on 2018-04-09 14:56:31	Question: On a house close to the sea ,I require a long life paint system,to cover previously painted( in an unknown marine paint) woodwork. doors sash windows etc. finish to be gloss or egg shell
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: We would recommend Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) or Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Gloss (Water Based) for this application. It is a long lasting all surface paint offering up to 15 years performance. Designed for the long term decoration of timber, metal, masonry, plastic, concrete, cladding & more, it forms a vapour permeable, low maintenance water-shedding coating, re-coatable in just 1 hour. It also contains a biocide to protect the dried coating against fungal degradation.

Nick Vincent on 2017-12-08 13:42:28	Question: What coating system would you advise to paint over new copper pipework in a hot/humid/damp environment (swimming pool dry duct) - for corrosive resistance.
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Assuming the pipes are not submerged and do not exceed 90°C (dry heat), then we would advise Rust-Oleum 3302 CombiPrimer Adhesion followed by Rust-Oleum CombiColor.

Nick Vincent on 2017-12-08 13:42:28	Question: What coating system would you advise to paint over new copper pipework in a hot/humid/damp environment (swimming pool dry duct) - for corrosive resistance.
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Assuming the pipes are not submerged and do not exceed 90°C (dry heat), then we would advise Rust-Oleum 3302 CombiPrimer Adhesion followed by Rust-Oleum CombiColor.

terry miller on 2016-05-03 13:50:39	Question: Hi, which primer/undercoat and top coat for a GRP garage door? Want a high end gloss finish and ideally a gloss top coat I can also use on my south facing wood front door. thanks
	Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team: Teamac Marine Gloss would be ideal for both of your surfaces. GRP just needs to be clean and lightly sanded to provide a key and Teamac Marine Gloss can be applied directly. The preparation would be the same for previously painted or varnished wood, if bare first prime with Teamac Metaclor Underwater CR Primer.

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Teamac Thinner 14

Clear hydrocarbon solvent. For thinning and cleaning down Teamac products. For marine paints, metal coatings, and similar surfaces.

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Teamac Marine Gloss

2,600+ Colours. High-quality marine gloss paint designed for a durable finish on marine structures. For general marine areas, including bridge fonts, deck work, masts, and superstructures. High weather resistance.

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Provides the basics for any painting project. Whether it is a one off job, or you just want to make sure the right application tools get to site. Provides an economical way of making sure you will have what you need Ideal for interior and exterior paint projects, including uPVC surfaces, walls, ceilings, and more. Click to jump down to...

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