Pettit Hydrocoat Ablative Antifouling Paint

SKU:PET-1240Q

$112.39 USD

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Pettit Hydrocoat Antifouling Bottom Paint Pettit Hydrocoat is an eco-friendly water-based marine bottom paint that meets all local and state regulations. It is formulated with no harsh smells or solvents. The Pettit Hydrocoat Antifouling Bottom Paint is the industry leader in water-based ablative antifouling paints. It is formulated to be self-polishing and no pre-sanding is required. Pettit Hydrocoat helps protect bottoms from frequent cleaning, bleaching, trailering, and launching that can wea

Specifications

Package size6 in x 6 in x 6 in

Shipping weight4.8

Specifications

Type: Water-based ablative
Recommended Usage: All fouling waters
Colors Available: 1240 Blue, 1840 Black
Drying Time: To overcoat 3hrs; To launch; 6hrs. @ 70°F
Number of Coats Recommended: 2-3
Coverage: 490 ft2/gal
VOC: 150 grams/liter
Biocide: Cuprous Oxide 40.43%
Application Methods : Brush, Roller, Airless or Conventional Spray.
Number of Coats: 2 minimum with an additional coat at the waterline recommended.
Dry Film Thickness: 1.5 mils (3.75 wet mils)
Coverage: 490 sq. ft/gal.
Application Temp: 50°F Min. / 90°F Max.
Thinner: Clean, fresh water

Features

Self-polishing
40% Cuprous Oxide
Copolymer Ablative technology
PTFE for a slick fast finish
Multi-season Ablative
Minimal Odor, Easy Clean-up with Water
Environmentally friendly
Comparable to Interlux Micron CSC, and Pettit Horizons
Thoroughly clean, de-wax, and etch the surface with Pettit 92 Bio-Blue Hull Surface Prep using a medium Scotch-Brite pad in a swirling motion.
Rinse all residue from the surface and let dry. Make sure the entire surface has a dull, frosty finish.
Wipe the surface to remove any excess moisture.
Apply two thin coats of Pettit Hydrocoat.
To render the bottom as water impermeable as possible, prepare the fiberglass surface as mentioned above (sanding method).
Apply two or three coats of Pettit Protect High Built Epoxy Primer per label directions.
Bare wooden hulls should be sanded thoroughly with 80-grit sandpaper.
Wipe clean of sanding residue with Pettit 120 Thinner.
A coat of Pettit 6627 Tie-Coat Primer thinned 25% with Pettit 97 Epoxy Thinner should be applied directly to the bare wood.
Allow to dry for four hours.
Thoroughly sand with 80-grit sandpaper.
If priming is necessary on bare wood spots, apply a touch-up coat of Pettit 6627 Tie-Coat Primer thinned 25% with Pettit Epoxy Thinner.