I currently use Act for my boat's hull and Trilux for the stern drive.
The Act works pretty well but the Trilux allows a lot of barnicle
growth as the boat is not removed from the water until October.
(I'm in MA.)
Anybody have any experience with Sea Hawk paints in either a hull
or outdrive application? Do they perform significantly better than
other antifouling paints? And is there a brushable alternative to the
antifouling outdrive spray?
Help much appreciated!
Frank

Bruce wrote:


My experience is that I can usually get better service and a cheaper
price by using commercial bottom paints as apposed to "Yacht Paint".
As your stern drives are aluminum I would check Jotun or another
commercial paint maker and see what is available, prices and packaging
for aluminum hulls.


*AGREED* Check out Jotun's range.

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