COLOR CODEFDGH914770 - Classic White (Catalyzed Spray ONLY)Lund Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This is the workhorse of the Lund fleet. Since your boat likely hit the water between 2005 and 2012, you know that this color serves as the clean, crisp backdrop for those iconic red or black graphics. It is a utilitarian white that doesn't try to be flashy with pearls or flakes. Instead, it provides a professional, factory-fresh look that has defined Lund's aluminum lineup for years. Because it is a bright, solid shade, it will show every bit of dock rash or lake algae, but it remains the most popular choice for a reason: it looks right at home on the glassiest morning or the choppiest afternoon.

Technical Details

This is a solid finish, meaning there are no metallic particles to settle or stripes to worry about. However, because it is a "Catalyzed" formula, it offers a level of chemical resistance and hardness that standard air-dry paints cannot match. This durability is vital for a marine environment where the hull faces constant friction and sun exposure. The trade-off is that once the chemistry is activated, the paint begins to harden inside the container. You have a limited window to work, so plan your repairs to get everything done in one session.

Best Practices

Finding your specific paint information on a boat can be trickier than on a car. If you can't find a sticker on the transom plate near the Hull Identification Number, your best bet is checking your original bill of sale. Before you spray or dab Lund Classic White (Catalyzed Spray ONLY) (check for code FDGH914770), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to ensure the pigments are fully integrated. Always test the color on the included card to confirm the match against your weathered gelcoat or aluminum. When applying, keep the container moving to prevent the paint from pooling or sagging. Work in a shaded garage to keep the surface cool, and allow for a slightly longer drying time if the humidity is high near the water.