I used POR-15's White Coat and I use the shower all the time. Has a glossy finish and is easy to keep clean.
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steve
Ditto
I haven't done the one in the Airstream...yet. But I have used it on a fiberglass tub at a beach house that is rental property. That was two years ago and is still looks good.
Aaron
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You might want to consider Awlgrip. It's a marine product. Expensive and should be professionally done but a fantastic product. The 2000 series can be applied and the imperfestions buffed out to a beautiful polished finish.
Awlgrip can be applied with a foam roller and then "tipped" with a brush to get near spray quality finish. I like the Awlgrip Polyester Urethane Topcoat because it resists "yellowing" as it ages. Good stuff!
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Thanks for the replies.
I'm using Brightside since it is locally available while Awlgrip is not.
I don't believe I can use a two-part urethane without stripping the existing coating off the walls, which are a combination of aluminum, wood, and fiberglass. That would be an enormous job.
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