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What type of paint to use?

I'm planning on painting the deck and hull of my 22' Pearson, and wondering what brand of paint to use. I know I want to use a 2 part poly, so it's now a question of Interlux, or Awlgrip. Is the Interlux product just a good and will hold up over time?

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I'm planning on painting the deck and hull of my 22' Pearson, and wondering what brand of paint to use. I know I want to use a 2 part poly, so it's now a question of Interlux, or Awlgrip. Is the Interlux product just a good and will hold up over time?
Both are Akzo-Noble. Awlgrip is for spraying, Interlux is for brushing. No, it is not quite that simple, but close. You probably want Interlux Perfection.
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You might want to keep it simple with one step poly ( such as West Marine top side enamel) to roll and tip, then Interlux non skid deck paint for the topsides. Remember it's a Pearson 22, not a Hinkley 50. Other than your personal delight, it's not going to increase in value and more maintenance is less sailing.
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The one part poly (West, Brightside) will not wear like Perfection and will need re-doing years sooner. The prep is about the same as far as time goes (90% of the job) and the finish will be tougher with the 2 part Perfection. Costs a bit more. It won't increase the value but will mean more years between paint jobs. If you use Perfection you can overcoat with 1 part down the road but 2 part can't be used over 1 part.

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Interlux Deckcote is great for the non skid areas of the deck but I'd want the topsides (hull) shiny.
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