System Three water reducible polyurethane paint

Does anyone have any direct experience with this water reducible poly.
paints?

What if any advice or opinions do you have or recommend another brand?
Interlux does not seem to have this style of paint?

The following link is where this paint system was used:
http://www.amateurboatbuilding.com/P...ght/Chap07.htm

http://www.mertons.com/Epoxy/epoxy_resins/WRLPU.html
http://www.plasticareinc.com/SystemThree_Varnishes.htm
http://cage.rti.org/glossary.cfm?cat...+Constitutents
Glossary of Terms
Coatings and Their Constitutents

http://www.pygmyboats.com/epoxy_book_01.pdf
http://www.pygmyboats.com/The_Epoxy_Book.pdf
http://www.cytec.com/pdf/progor~1.pdf
http://www.p2pays.org/ref/06/05628.htm
A PRIMER ON WATERBORNE COATINGS

http://www.mertons.com/Epoxy/documen...ure%202002.pdf
http://www.usace.army.mil/usace-docs...2-3400/c-5.pdf

http://www.systemthree.com/p_wr_155.asp
http://www.systemthree.com/p_wr_lpu.asp

Mic 67

Mic wrote:
System Three water reducible polyurethane paint

Does anyone have any direct experience with this water reducible poly.
paints?

Yes. It's a bit finicky if it's too hot. But you shouldn't paint on
a really hot day unless you start early in the day when it's cooler.

It won't get as glossy as a linear polyurethane unless you use the
optional clear coat.

It's pretty forgiving and requires a number of coats because it goes
on thinly (just like Awlgrip style paints).

Evan Gatehouse