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I have almost finished stripping my boat of all its old awful paint. Now I have to do a little bit of body work then I'm ready to send it in to gget painted. My biggest question is if my choice for the inside was a good idea. I wanted a textured paint so he suggested the truck bed coating paint thinned with some water. This will allow me to have a tough paint that goves me grip for when I'm fly fishing. Here are my concerns

-will it hurt my gear

-will it hurt my line

-will it get too hot

Also haven't decided on what color to paint the outside. I'm not a fan of red, but what colcolors do you think?

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Black will be too hot, white will be cooler but may reflect the sun in your eyes, tan is a good compromise.

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Black will be too hot, white will be cooler but may reflect the sun in your eyes, tan is a good compromise.

This.

The thinned liner should be fine with you gear, but I've always been a fan of carpet and smooth surfaces. That's a personal preference. But I've heard of local guys doing the same thing. I haven't heard of any complaints abot damaging gear or line. just make sure not to do it in Black. Tan, beige, off-white are good choices.

As for color, a white hull with colored top side is sexy to me. mine is white hull/ red top.

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I'm a carpet guy myself....  I like to take my shoes off alot of times while I fish.  My buddy has the non-slip stuff youre considering.  It cleans up nice, but hurts my feet....  Just my two cents

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