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Product Description
Topside flexible paint for Ribs and inflatable boats
Our flexible tube paint works on both Hypalon and PVC tube material
Topside flexible Rib and dinghy paint has been specially formulated to have the elasticity and UV resistance required for use with inflatable boats and Rib tubes.
Topside flexible PVC and Hypalon paint can improve the look of tired fabric, it is flexible so when correctly applied leaves a smooth finish and will not will not crack or flake off.
Topside Paint is specially formulated to have the elasticity and UV resistance required for use with inflatable boats. As inflatable boats and Ribs expand in heat and then contract as the temperature drops at night, the fabric constantly flexes. Topside Hypalon and PVC paint is also mixed with a sealant to further enhance the airtight integrity of your inflatable.
Topside Rib and dinghy paint is available in Red, International Orange, Yellow, Royal Blue, Grey, Black or White.
Supplied in 473ml or 946ml tins that will give an approximate coverage of 5.53 sq m per 1lt
Topside paint can be applied using brush, roller or sprayed.
Click here to see some before and after photos.
Please note, the above swatches are a guide only and not an exact colour match.
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Product Reviews
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Pvc paint
Posted by Unknown on 26th Nov 2021
Bought this product to paint the grey strengthening patches, ancillary strips for the grap ropes which were very bleached with the sun. Easy to apply and great result. Looks so much better. Appearance of rib much improved
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brilliant !!
Posted by jamie white on 4th Aug 2020
Used this paint through a spray gun and compressor it appsolutly transformed the old rib, and seems to be very durable and easy to use. Will use it again and recommend it highly
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Nice to use and covers well.
Posted by Howie on 8th Jul 2020
Water based, easy to paint on and looks great. My old rib looks like new after 2 coats. It's only been 2 weeks so don't know about the durability? A little costly but if it dose the job it's worth it.
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bmw 5.5 tube restore
Posted by wayne livesey on 23rd May 2020
Hi I purchased 2 large tins of the water based top coat. I was very sceptical of the product as I own my own car body shop www.deansroadbodyrepairs.co.uk and water based products are usually hard to use. Surprisingly the top coat was very simple to apply My tubes was in very poor cracked condition so I first sanded the tubes with 400 grit sand paper then I used a fine haired 2.5 inch brush to apply 2 coats. I then sanded the boat with 600 grit wet and dry paper keeping the tubes wet. After drying the tubes I could still see alot of cracking. I then kept apply top coat over the cracked area only building the layers until you couldn’t make out the cracking I then repeated the process with the 600 grit wet and dry. This did take a little time but well worth the hard work. I then painted the final coat in small sections still with the same paint brush but after every meter dipping the paint brush in water and using the fine tipps of the paint brush to thin the coat down slightly leaving a perfect finish.
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Spray-painting a marine rib
Posted by Alan woods on 2nd Sep 2018
Sprayed paint my rib, great product easy to use .If you’ve got a bit of a run you can flat it down and go over it again ,I would have given it 5 stars
Put l have only used this product,so I hadn’t nothing to rated on
