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Bradley Axmith
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Spent summers sailing and fishing as a boy. He built a viking ship and cruises every year.
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Effective on fiberglass,steel and wooden boats below the waterline.
This effective paint will do the job, even if it’s a little more unpleasant for the olfactory senses as well as marine life. Based solely on efficacy it makes the list.
Our Overall Review
We have thoroughly tested - and read reviews from other experts and users.
In summary, this is what we think:
4.7
Things we like:
Very strong copper ablative with 47.5% cuprous oxide, keeping a boat’s hull free of hard growth and streamlined.
Exposure to air doesn’t degrade protective ablation (it can be applied at end of season)
Semi-hard, self-polishing finish that looks good and maintains sailing performance.
Things we don't like:
High copper amount less good for marine life and not allowed in Washington State and San Diego
Very strong copper ablative with 47.5% cuprous oxide, keeping a boat’s hull free of hard growth and streamlined.
High copper amount less good for marine life and not allowed in Washington State and San Diego
High copper amount less good for marine life and not allowed in Washington State and San Diego
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