TOPIC: Painting interior fiberglass with rattle can paint

Once cleaned up I am going to repaint the interior of my boat (fiberglass) - the surface is solid but worn and rough. For the bigger flatter areas I was planning on brushing, but for the less accessible spots was thinking of using rustoleum rattle can paint and then back rolling brushing. Do you think this would be ok? A lot of the locations would eventually be enclosed with wood at the front.
Lee

Why not go for "gravel guard", it's rubberized and leaves a decently smooth surface that's waterproof. It'll even fill pinholes and small cracks.

Sure. Personally I prefer Krylon "Dual", paint and primer in one can for a durable coat on rough surfaces. For smooth surfaces, I like Krylon "Fusion", specially made to bond with plastics. Both paints are quick drying (15 minutes).

Ill have to remember that if the Wife ever makes up her mind what color she wants the deck and dash of the Humber. The G-3 is MY choice. lol.

Hmm....I am now thinking that they have a white rubber based spray similar to that for leaky gutters etc - used it on my flat roof and it sealed it really well and also adhered to a very poor surface with great results.

Same idea, different flavor. If you're going to paint it, why not seal it ?? I think that stuff you are talking about comes in clear and black as well. Flex Seal, is that right ?

Yes

I saw the commercial where they did the bottom of that skiff. My only question is how many cans did that take at 20 bucks a can ? lol.

I rebuilt a 17ft aluminum fishing boat that I also used flex seal on the whole bottom before foaming and installing a wood floor and it worked great and looked good until covered.