Probably should've mentioned I got a tunnel ram. Thanks

I am certainly no authority on paint, I can only give my experience which was fair at best. I used Petit easypoxy, single part using the roll and tip method. I gambled, went with the smallest nap roller I could find at home depot and that wasn't fine enough. I ended up having to sand and start over. Ordered  some of the recommended rollers, went on better and came out smoother. I didn't use a mask and didn't need to, there was no fumes and it went quite fast. The down side, keeping the wet edge is tough. There were parts of the boat that I could see the different strokes of the roller. Probably due to painting in AZ in summer. If I had to do it all over again, I'd probably go with Interlux Brightside, had a buddy spray it and came out fantastic. Good luck.

I just recently purchased a new jet boat. The old one had a small gate valve coming off the jet to adjust the pressure. My new boat has no valve. I simply comes off the jet, has a garden hose connection that is capped and then goes to the front of the engine where it T's off and into the engine and thermo kit. I have read that you can damage the gaskets running with full pressure at high RPM. My last boat had an aftermarket pressure relief valve so I never really worried about it. Haven't put it into the water yet so if I need to change some plumbing Ill do it before the lake trip. Thanks