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Antifouling is the most common (and most important) painting job carried out by boat owners. You can very easily do a professional quality job yourself, but you must bear in mind a few important points.
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The type of antifouling you choose should be tailored to the fouling challenges in your boating area. Different water qualities and temperatures produce different types and breeds of fouling. Even in a small area the differences can be quite dramatic, due to outfalls, pollution. inflows from rivers and streams.. the speed of flow of the water-and even shading from cliffs. trees and buildings.
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It is vital to protect your boat through antifouling as once fouling has a hold on your hull, it will rapidly colonise the surface, making it difficult to remove. Prevention is therefore much better than cure.
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International Hard Antifoulings - Interspeed Ultra
Description: International Hard Antifoulings - Interspeed Ultra containing Teflon® provides a smoother, harder, more slippery surface which deters fouling attachment for a clean, slick hull.
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International Hard Antifoulings - Trilux
Description: International Hard Antifoulings - Trilux is a new medium performance, hard antifouling suitable for all substrates including aluminium. Offers protection in medium fouling conditions where a hard, scrubbable antifouling is required.
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International Interstrip
Description: International Interstrip is an antifouling stripping product formulated for removing antifouling from all substrates. Safe to use on glass fibre without harming the gelcoat.
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