Description
Sea Hawk Aluma Hawk™ is a fast-drying, high-solids coating designed specifically for aluminum boats. Offering excellent corrosion resistance and strong adhesion without primers, it delivers a durable, flat finish safe for fresh and saltwater use. Ideal for pontoons and jon boats, Aluma Hawk provides one-step protection above and below the waterline.
Sea Hawk Aluma Hawk Boat Paint Item # 881302
Description
Sea Hawk Aluma Hawk™ is a corrosion-inhibiting, high solids, quick drying coating that is designed for use on aluminum with no need for additional primers.
Features:
- Quick-dry, high-solids, corrosion-inhibiting coating
- Excellent adhesion on aluminum with no need for additional primers
- Dual purpose phenolic resin can be used as a primer directly on raw aluminum, fiberglass or other substrates, with or without a topcoat
- Chromate-free
- Rust-inhibiting and lift-resistant primer for lacquer / enamel based products
- Water and oil hydrocarbon resistant
- One-step application
- Applications: pontoon boats, jon boats
- Safe for fresh or salt water submersion
- Contains NO antifouling characteristics
- Suitable for above and below the waterline
Specifications:
- Finish: Flat
- Typical Shelf Life: 2 years
- Components: 1
- VOC (as supplied): 413 g/L
- Recommended Coats: 2
- Approximate Coverage: 770 sq. ft./Gal @ 1 mil DFT
- Film Thickness: WFT 2.1-3.1 DFT 1.0-1.5
- Solids by Volume: 47 - 49%
- Solids by Weight: 70 - 71%
- Dry Times: Temperature (to touch, to recoat, to overcoat)
- 50°F (2 - 3 hours, 24 hours, 24 hours)
- 75°F (1 hour, 6 hours, 6 hours)
- 90°F (1/2 hour, 3 hours, 3 hours)
- Cleanup: Sea Hawk Xylene or MEK
Part Numbers for Sea Hawk Aluma Hawk Boat Paint
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Raymond from
Loved it.
Looks great on the boat. East to apply and color is as it’s supposed to be.
Date published: 2026-02-02
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Matt from
Poor fouling protection.
Considerable macro algae fouling one month post application.
Date published: 2025-07-28
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Luke from
No anti foulant in this paint.
Bought it because I thought it was bottom paint with anti-foulant but it does not have anti-foulant.
Date published: 2025-04-07
Questions
Can it be used as a freshwater bottom paint
I used it on my outboard brackets thinking it would reduce growth. However, it didn’t appear to reduce growth at all. At this point I’m not really sure it even has any bottom paint qualities since it didn’t seem to deter growth at all.
Date published: 2025-11-10
can it be applied with roller
I used a 1x4 inch foam roller. it worked good for a while until the foam starts to fall apart. I painted the side of my boat and probably went through 4 rollers. If I do it again i would try a different type of roller, as I have brushed this product on before and that method was not ideal either. Find a roller made to withstand use with a Lacquer based paint.
Date published: 2024-11-15