Micron CSC Antifouling Paint
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Micron CSC offers multi-season antifouling protection against a wide range of marine fouling organisms.
When the time comes to apply new antifouling paint to your boat’s hull, the job will be a lot easier if you use Micron CSC. This is because compared to hard antifouling paints, Micron CSC’s ablative formula wears away or “self-polishes” in a controlled fashion as the boat is used. Controlled polishing reduces the build-up of old coatings, which minimizes the need for laborious sanding at haulout.
Additionally, compared to hard antifouling paints, Micron CSC is also more environmentally friendly. This is because it uses less copper more efficiently than traditional, hard antifouling paints.
Boats painted with Micron CSC can also be hauled, stored, and relaunched without losing antifouling effectiveness—which means you can paint in the fall and splash in the spring!
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Key Features
- Fast-drying formula
- Antifouling performance for all fouling waters
- Suitable for powerboats and sailboats
- Multi-season protection
- Self-polishing formula reduces paint build-up
- Reduces the need for sanding before repainting
Physical Data
- Vehicle type: Copolymer ablative
- Finish: Matte
- Components: 1
- Curing mechanism: Solvent release
- Solids by Volume: (Theoretical): 58%
- Coverage: 440sq.ft./gal.
- VOC: 370 grams/liter (as supplied)
- Active ingredients: 37.2% Cuprous oxide
Application
- Application Method: Brush, roller, airless, or conventional spray
- Number of coats recommended: 2-3, Minimum per season, with additional coats for extended service. Bare wood: 3 coats (first thinned)
- Wet Film Thickness: 3.4 mils/coat
- Dry Film Thickness: 2 mils/coat
- Applicator: High-quality short nap roller (maximum 3/16” nap)
- Application temperature: Min. /Max. Range: 10°C/50°F and maximum 35°C/95°F.
- Thinner: 216, Model 117598 or 433, Model 203679
Drying Times
| Drying | @50°F | @73°F | @95°F |
|---|---|---|---|
| To touch | 4 hr. | 4 hr. | 1 hr. |
| To recoat | 16 hr. | 16 hr. | 16 hr. |
| To launch | 16 hr. | 16 hr. | 16 hr. |
*The above dry times are minimums. It may be recorded after the minimum time shown. There is no maximum dry time before launching.
Get the right amount of paint:
| Boat Type | Bottom Paint |
|---|---|
| 10' Dinghy | 1 qt. |
| 14' Outboard | 1-2 qt. |
| 18' Runabout | 2 qt. |
| 20' Sailboat | 3 qt. |
| 24' Runabout | 3-4 qt. |
| 30' Sailboat | 1.5 gal. |
| 32' Cruiser | 1.5-2 gal. |
| 36' Auxiliary | 2 gal. |
| 40' Cruiser | 2.5 gal. |
| 45' Sailboat | 3-3.5 gal |
| 50' Sportfisher | 4+ gal. |
Another way to determine bottom paint quantity is to estimate the approximate surface area of the hull below the waterline, using the following formula:
Length x Beam x .75 = Approximate underwater surface area in square feet.
Each paint has a “theoretical coverage” area, but most paints require at least two coats, so you can expect actual coverage to be no greater than half of the theoretical value.
More information
For available colors and detailed application instructions, see the Micron CSC 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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