Interlux Brightside Paint?

ashooter · 04-08-08, 08:13 AM

Anybody here have any experience with this stuff?

I know some of the roll-on car painters on the net seem to like it better than Rustoleum and it sounds like it would be tough stuff. Plus, their "Grand Banks Beige" looks like a pretty decent match to Toyota "dune beige"... at least close enough for me.

fireflyr · 04-08-08, 05:07 PM

I've used it on my wood kayaks, but never on a vehicle. Interlux's 2 part epoxy is much tougher than the single part epoxy. I couldn't scratch the 2 part stuff, but the single part is very soft. If you are going to spray it, watch out. It's very toxic (2 part).

mooker82 · 04-10-08, 11:02 AM

Single part is not very scratch resistant. Both smooth out really nice without being thinned down. Very glossy finish even with a roller and foam brush. Its about the same $$ as automotive paint though.

ashooter · 04-10-08, 11:38 AM

This is a polyurethane paint - not an epoxy paint. yachtpaint.com - the website of International and Interlux paints

I had read somewhere that it was tougher than something like Rustoleum, and easier to use for the "$50 paint job" type method.

Are we talking about the same stuff?

04-08-08, 08:13 AM	#1
ashooter IH8MUD Regular Join Date: May 2006 Location: TEXAS Posts: 408	Interlux Brightside Paint? Anybody here have any experience with this stuff? I know some of the roll-on car painters on the net seem to like it better than Rustoleum and it sounds like it would be tough stuff. Plus, their "Grand Banks Beige" looks like a pretty decent match to Toyota "dune beige"... at least close enough for me. __________________ '92 FJ80, 3F-E Grrrrrrrrrrrrr, 464 Beige paint job, 255/85R16 Toyo M/T's on 70 Series steelies, OME 861/862... dubbed "Old Suzy" by my 3-year old.

04-08-08, 05:07 PM	#2
fireflyr IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Keene, Ca. Posts: 117	I've used it on my wood kayaks, but never on a vehicle. Interlux's 2 part epoxy is much tougher than the single part epoxy. I couldn't scratch the 2 part stuff, but the single part is very soft. If you are going to spray it, watch out. It's very toxic (2 part). __________________ 1967 FJ40 Dune Beige, '73 F.5 engine (pieces are getting larger), 4" Safari lift 1951 M100 Trailer

04-10-08, 11:02 AM	#3
mooker82 IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Charleston, SC Posts: 1,196	Single part is not very scratch resistant. Both smooth out really nice without being thinned down. Very glossy finish even with a roller and foam brush. Its about the same $$ as automotive paint though. __________________ 74 ford bronco , 97 40th anniversary, OME lift, ARB bumper, Dolby 5.1 surround sound Rusty 72 FJ40

04-10-08, 11:38 AM	#4
ashooter IH8MUD Regular Join Date: May 2006 Location: TEXAS Posts: 408	This is a polyurethane paint - not an epoxy paint. yachtpaint.com - the website of International and Interlux paints I had read somewhere that it was tougher than something like Rustoleum, and easier to use for the "$50 paint job" type method. Are we talking about the same stuff? __________________ '92 FJ80, 3F-E Grrrrrrrrrrrrr, 464 Beige paint job, 255/85R16 Toyo M/T's on 70 Series steelies, OME 861/862... dubbed "Old Suzy" by my 3-year old.

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