TOPIC: One part poly paint vs two part? For inside

Hi I have put two coats of epoxy prime-kote on the inside floor and walls of my 16' bell boy and was thinking of using a one part poly paint any suggestions? Should I go with a two part paint or is this overkill I know one part would be a bit more simple. Thanks for any input.

The single poly should be just fine for the interior. If I remember right I used Pettit Easypoxy topside paint for the interior of mine and flecked it with Rustoleum Black paint and it's been fine for four years now.

Bob

petit easypoxy 1 part polyurethane paint.

Thank you, I think I may go with the one part. Just did not want to put something I regret after going this far.

I used 1 part epoxy for the interior of my last project, no regrets at all.

Just avoid stark white. I made that mistake. Sun reflection was horrible.Blinding light even under the hat brim and sunburned face.

Thanks for the reply this is also going on my deck what I'm told it should hold up ok even on the deck? Thanks

I would be inclined to agree with that.

Ok I was all set to go with one part then got a email from James town and they say it's not good for deck paint hmmm i was hoping not to mess with the two part this will always be trailered and in a gaurge and in the lake maybe 8 times a year. Thanks again

I used Rustoleum Pro Oilbased with the added acrylic enamel hardener on the deck of my boat. 3 Coats. I also sprinkled a bit of Playground sand on the second coat and then rolled on the 3rd coat over the sand to give it a bit of texture. It's been on for 3 years and it's holding up extremely well. I must say I don't get a lot of "Traffic" on the deck and not a lot of exposure to the elements either but my entire boat is painted with the Rustoleum + hardener and I'm Loving it!!! Using the Hardener basically makes it a two part paint soooo, I'm thinking you might THINK about using it. I know lots of guys that have, and are very pleased with the results!!!