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Armor Coat rust enamel (also sold by Canadian Tire) is what I use on all rowboat motors that I do paint work on.
When it cures, it is a "fuel resistant" as anything I’ve ever used. If you spill or drip on it, and completely wipe it off within a few seconds, there is no damage to the painted surface.
Like most paints, leaving the fuel on there for an extended period of time will end up in streaking (or worse), even if they seem "resistant" to fuel. None of them are bulletproof when it comes to prolonged or long-term exposure, and overnight exposure would qualify as such.
Hope it helps.
best,
PM T2
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