
PETTIT PAINT–Prop Coat Barnacle Barrier
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Specs
Prop Coat Barnacle Barrier
Name | Value |
---|---|
Aluminum Safe | Aluminum Safe |
Anti-Slime Additive | None |
Biocide | Zinc |
Color | Gray |
Copper Free | Copper Free |
Coverage | 10 Square Feet/Per Can |
Cure Time | To Overcoat: 1/2-2 Hours; To Launch: 16-48 Hours |
Capacity | 16 Ounces |
Type | Aerosol Zinc Coating |
Product Overview
Pettit's Prop Coat, with a high zinc content protects underwater metals against corrosion.
Use on transducers and bare metals including steel, stainless steel, cast iron, copper, bronze, galvanized steel, and lead. Bonds to underwater metals and running gear and inhibits corrosion. Use to create a hard, smooth, flat gray finish that self-cleans in service. Can be used above or below the waterline. 16oz. aerosol.
Key Features
- Protects underwater metals against corrosion
- Extreme adhesion to clean metals
- Dried paint film contains the highest amount of pure zinc available
- Fast-dry formula in an easy to use aerosol spray can
Physical Data
- Type: Zinc in modified epoxy base
- Finish: Flat
- Available Colors: Gray
- Components: 1
- Curing Mechanism: Solvent release
- Coverage: 10 sq. ft/16 oz. spray can
- VOC: 60% max
- Active Ingredients: Zinc in modified epoxy base
- Flash Point: None
Application
- Application Method: Aerosol Spray
- Number of Coats Recommended: 2 or 3 Do not apply more than three coats
- Dry Film Thickness/coat: 1.5 mils
- Application Temperature Min./Max. Range: 50° F. Min. 90° F. Max.
- Thinner: Cleanup with 120 Thinner, Model 249961
Drying Times (Hours)
Drying | @50°F | @70°F | @90°F |
---|---|---|---|
To recoat | 2 | 1 | 1/2 |
To launch | 48 | 24 | 16 |
More information
For detailed application instructions see the Pettit Zinc coat barnacle barrier Data Sheet. NOTE: Manufacturer data sheets are subject to revision. Linked data sheets are believed to be accurate at the time of publication.

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