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Where can I find the light green speckle paint for the interior? I would also consider a light grey base as well. The automotive trunk paints are the right idea, but all are quite dark. I would prefer a lighter base as it is cooler on a sunny day.
Re: Interior paint for 1970's Lund C14 Aluminum Boat
google for Zolatone. You can simulate it your self by using Rustoleum oil based paint and apply the base coat color and then use a Wallpaper Paste brush dipped into 1/4" deep paint of the speckle color. Use a piece of wood to tap the brush over the area of the boat to be "Speckled" and the paint will splatter onto the base coat. It really works well. Takes a bit of time but it is cheaper than the Zolatone.
