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Horizons Multi-Season Bottom Paint
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Horizons Multi Season Bottom Paint
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January 24, 2012- May 31, 2012
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Multi-season bottom paint that offers excellent antifouling protection at an affordable price, this ablative antifouling allows controlled release of copper over time, constantly exposing fresh biocide while eliminating paint build-up. Boats can be painted up to 12 months before launching and can be re-launched without a need to repaint, which makes this paint a good choice for trailered boats. One gallon.
Not for sale in California and in States where prohibited by law.
- Type: Copolymer ablative
- Recommended Usage: All fouling waters
- Biocide: 47.5% Cuprous oxide
- Additives: None
- Number of Coats Recommended: 2-3
- Coverage: 400sq.ft./gal.
- Drying Time: To overcoat: 6hrs.; to launch: 12hrs. @ 70°F
- Thinner: 185 Ablative Thinner, Model 488999
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Comments about Pettit Paints Horizons Multi Season Bottom Paint:
Launching 1 week after painting within 6 weeks, I had extensive barnacle build up. That even though I used the boat at a wide range of speeds nearly every other day. I have maintained several hundred boats and never had such poor performance.
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Comments about Pettit Paints Horizons Multi Season Bottom Paint:
Good bottom coat for Achilles dinghy - works a year or two - some paint flakes off whenever you take the dinghy out of the water and fold it for storage.
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