Velocity stacks

[tyst67]

It is a fine piece of work and I appreciate how much hard work goes into it! I put fibreglass on my bottom but I have problems with I tracking and lifting! Let me know how the enamel holds up!

[champ20B]

It is a fine piece of work and I appreciate how much hard work goes into it! I put fibreglass on my bottom but I have problems with I tracking and lifting! Let me know how the enamel holds up!

I have used exterior house paint both in oil base as well as latex after priming on the few fishing boats I built over the years. I used exterior enamel once on a plywood boat bottom. They all do well if you take the boat out of the water after every use and store it in a dry place. It will chip or wear off just a bit as time goes by, but with a bit of sanding and a quick touch up, it will be good as new after it cures for a day or so. You have to be careful about dragging it on the trailer runners though during launch and retreival. As long as the runners are covered with a soft non abraisive material and/or has soft well functioning rollers, it will be fine for a long time. Overall, it is easy to maintain as renewing and inexpensive. Much easier to complete a build with for me.