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I'm almost to the finish line. The only step remaining is painting. Should I buy Easypoxy or Interlux topsides, another premium marine paint or go with a big box store paint? The boat will be left on the trailer covered when not in use. I'm thinking bright red with white trim (Cardinal and white). I 'm thinking rolled with a mohair roller followed by tipping with a badger brush. I've got an airless sprayer if that would be better.

Appreciate any suggestions!

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The marine paints from Interlux and Pettit and the other tried and true brands that have been around a long time really are worth the money. I personally love using the Interlux Brightsides but the color choices can be limited.

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I've used EasyPoxy and Brightside. Both are great for your purpose but I like Brightside best and they have a great bright red.

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Ditto for Brightside.