TotalBoat Lust is the FIRST one-part marine spar varnish that allows rapid recoating without sanding in between coats. Its exceptional durability makes it a great choice for brightwork, trim & more. Traditional marine varnishes require tedious sanding between coats, and their thin-film build means 15, 20, or even more coats required. Then there are the marine wood finishes that mimic the look of varnish, but are no substitute for the real thing. Only TotalBoat Lust gives you the beauty & durability of a classic European spar varnish AND the easy application of varnish-alternative wood finishes.
TotalBoat Lust has a linseed oil modified polyurethane formula for smooth flow-out. But unlike the others, Lust lets you recoat in 1 hour (at 72 F), letting you apply up to 5 coats in one day. Start and finish your next varnish project in a single weekend! Whether you choose Gloss or Matte, Lust's forgiving formula ensures a beautiful finish with exceptional clarity & durability.
Lust Matte is not intended for use as a sealer (base) coat. For a low-sheen finish with maximum clarity, we recommend using Lust Gloss or Gleam Gloss for sealer (base) and build coats. Finish with a topcoat of Lust Matte, which can be thinned with TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 100 for improved flow.
Apply Up to 5 Coats in 1 DayLust has a viscosity similar to traditional European varnishes. But unlike traditional European varnishes, it can be recoated in as little as one hour at 72°F. And again, without requiring sanding between coats.
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| High Gloss FinishLust High Gloss dries fast, hard, and wet-looking. The finish is smooth and durable, with a gloss level so shiny it looks wet, even when it’s dry—making it ideal for brightwork. The gloss improves, layer by layer. A total of 6-8 coats provide the best protection and the highest gloss. | NEW! Matte FinishOur most popular marine varnish now comes in a gorgeous satin matte for a more understated, lustrous finish that lets the natural beauty of the wood speak for itself. Matte finish shown here on TotalBoat customer Eric Bohman's '67 Old Town restoration. |