[Public-List] Vanity photo of #439

[Bill Boyle via Public-List]

I have a different take on boat paint.  I've used both Brightsides and Toplac.  Both are good but very expensive.  I've switched over to Rustoleum.  Yup, the rust people.  Turns out that Rustoleum was firsted started as a marine paint company back in the 1800's.  They have all the products for a great job.  I did Slainte's hull in 2014 and it is holding up great.  1/3 the price of the other products.
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http://www.rustoleum.com/en/product-catalog/consumer-brands/marine-coatings/topside-paint



      From: George Mathis via Public-List <public-list at lists.alberg30.org>
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 Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2016 3:18 PM
 Subject: [Public-List] Vanity photo of #439
   
I bought #439 in 2005 and refurbished her, putting her back in the Chesapeake in 2007 (at Yankee Point Marina near Kilmarnock). I have since brought her closer to home. She now resides in St. Simons Island, Ga., alongside other Alberg boats (two Tritons and 1 A30, with another A30 coming soon, and at least one other Pearson model).I painted her with Interlux Toplac in 2007 and it held up well. Last week I repainted her with Brightsides and most everyone agrees she looks pretty sharp. -- George

PHOTO: http://grm3.com/photos/a30_439_052016.jpg                        
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