Rust-Oleum Marine Topside Paint – Deep Green, Quart vs TotalBilge Epoxy Bilge Paint, Gray, Quart (32 oz) by TotalBoat
Overall winner: TotalBilge Epoxy Bilge Paint, Gray, Quart (32 oz) by TotalBoat
Key Differences
Rust-Oleum Deep Green topside paint (A) is an oil-based, high-gloss topside finish with faster drying and a lower listed price tier and higher average rating. TotalBoat TotalBilge epoxy (B) is a waterproof epoxy bilge coating with higher durability and coverage but sits in a higher price tier and has reports of variable thickness and very quick surface cure
Rust-Oleum Marine Topside Paint – Deep Green, Quart
Oil-based topside paint for fiberglass, wood, or metal above the waterline. It dries to touch quickly and delivers a smooth, high-gloss finish with good UV resistance. Customers note easy application and durable finish with no flaking after months
Pros
- stable hard-wearing finish
- easy to apply
- fast dry-to-touch
- high-gloss, smooth finish
Cons
- full cure may take about a month
- limited to above-waterline surfaces
TotalBilge Epoxy Bilge Paint, Gray, Quart (32 oz) by TotalBoat
Epoxy-based bilge paint resistant to chemicals, oils, acids, alkyds, and solvents. Hard, durable coating for boat bilges, bulkheads, engine rooms and locker areas. Customers note easy application and smooth finish when dry
Pros
- chemical- and solvent-resistant
- durable epoxy coating
- easy to apply
- smooth finish when dry
Cons
- mixed comments on curing time
- thickness varies by user
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Rust-Oleum |
| Durability | TotalBoat |
| Versatility | Rust-Oleum |
| User Reviews | Rust-Oleum |