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Has anyone had good experience with any particular brand of rattle can paint that lasts under long term submersion? I heard somewhere those slow drying engine enamels might work. I'm looking to paint my trim cylinders.
You don't need a rattle can. You can use the preval system for less than 10 bucks. Then you can use any paint you want and add the hardener to it and get a very good durable paint job