TotalBoat Wet Edge Topside Paint (Black, Quart)

TotalBoat Wet Edge is hands down one of the best topside paints I’ve used. The application process was incredibly smooth — it levels beautifully, even with a brush or roller, and dries to a high-gloss, professional-looking finish. One of the best features is how durable and long-lasting it is. It holds up well in tough marine conditions, resisting UV rays, saltwater, and weathering with no peeling or fading even after extended exposure. The coverage is excellent, and it’s available in a great selection of vibrant, lasting colors. Whether you’re touching up or doing a full refinish, this paint gives a strong, clean, and polished look that really lasts. If you want a reliable, high-quality marine paint that’s easy to work with and delivers exceptional results, TotalBoat Wet Edge is the way to go.

This paint lays down really well. I used the top boat primer and sanded it smooth. Then rolled the pool slide with 2 coats. Turned out really nice my pool guy was amazed with the results.

Super slick, super glossy. This paint will take your boat to the next level. Wet Edge is a one part paint and goes on thin. I put one coat of primer and two thin coats of Wet Edge. I would consider the roll (6” foam) and tip (good paint brush) method. If you’re painting over no skid, just rolling works best. In fact, i ended rolling the whole project. I painted the top deck first, center console will be next. Turned my tired old 1994 Action Craft into a slick clean machine.

For inexpensive paint, it's pretty good. I thinned %10 with thinner. Rolled with foam rollers and it laid out flat, looks very good, pro even on fiberglass. Took a few weeks to fully cure as it was soft enough to scratch from a fuel tank at first, but it hardened up.

I left a review stating that the paint did not dry. The paint did dry after a week. It was my own fault. I did not let the primer dry for 24 hrs. I painted after an hour. Lesson learned.