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I read a thread where someone used topside paint, interlux briteside, to paint their entire boat. Can you use topside paint below the waterline if you trailer your boat every day?
I painted my transom first (black brightside) It turned out really nice. I know the transom doesnt come in contact with the trailer and the transom does not get abused like the bottom of the boat. I called Interlux and asked about durability of the brightside on a trailered boat. They said as long as you follow directions on can the durability and gloss will hold up very nicely. I plan on painting my boat in my driveway from the rubrail down with brightside. It is a very forgiving paint