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In article , Hanz
wrote: Has anybody ever put antibiotics into the antifouling paint, like tetracycline?? Hanz I used to use oxytetracycline mixed into ablative paint for the areas adjacent to my propeller shaft, prop strut and feathering prop (hub) in order to keep the barnacles off. I took veterininary grade oxytetracycline (pills) , gound it to a fine powder and added to the paint. Worked well for the few years I used it; but, it leached from the paint faster than the ablative would erode away and would leave teeny holes in the paint. Now I use "Petit Zinc (spay) Barnacle Barrier" ... and that works MUCH better. |
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