After 40 years in the marine coatings industry I thought I had heard all the dumb ideas to make antifouling perform better...
You have been in the industry for 40 years and are just now hearing this wive's tale?
After 40 years in the marine coatings industry I thought I had heard all the dumb ideas to make antifouling perform better...
I checked his post for you and sure enough, that is what he posted. What now? What`s your point? If you want to tell us you are surprised, say so.You have been in the industry for 40 years and are just now hearing this wive's tale?
If you want to tell us you are surprised, say so.
Your boat is "in the water" slipped isnt it? Did you have to haul it to apply the ArmorAll
I watched shows of wrecks in salt water where old shoes didn’t have any marine growth on them. So maybe adding tannic acid to the paint will work.
I remember the green paint .. “wood preservative”
Can’t get anything like it now.
I've heard of this but never seen it in person. I've also heard that coating the bottom with a graphite paint works very well and doesn't require the yearly renewal some ablative paints require.
EZ-Slide is what was recommended.
https://www.amazon.com/Ez-Slide-Gra...a2ab5ccd3153bfb41174056353a48f&language=en_US