I use Krylon. Drys very quickly and covers well. It's automotive grade so it's flexible and won't crack. You end up touching up each year but then you also don't end up adding lbs. of weight to the blade which kids tend to do when painting oars.
 
Derek Parsons
Washington-Lee HS Crew

> To: youthrowing@yahoogroups.com
> From: dblazo@...
> Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2008 18:05:55 +0000
> Subject: [youthrowing] oar painting
>
> I've heard lots of theories about which paint to use and how to apply
> it. Some use weather beater outdoor house paint, some swear by spray
> paint versus brush on, some say brush on marine is the best. What do
> the other coaches out there find to be the longest lasting oar paint
> for coloring your blades?
>
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