Pettit Paint Hydrocoat ECO, White, Gallon 1110406

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About Pettit Paint Hydrocoat ECO, White, Gallon 1110406

Pettit Hydrocoat Eco Ablative Antifouling Paint Easy application and cleanup with soap & water Water-based, copper-free, self-polishing ablative antifouling paint Co-polymer ablative technology eliminates sanding and paint build-up Dual-biocides provide outstanding multi-season protection in all conditions Uses the power of organic ECONEA for better protection and a greener earth Recommended Usage: All fouling waters Biocide: 6.0% ECONEA Additives: 4.8% Zinc Pyrithione Coverage: 430sq.ft./gal. Drying Time: To overcoat: 3 hrs.; To launch: 16hrs. @ 70FThe Hydrocoat name has been synonymous with groundbreaking, waterborne, marine ablative technology for almost 20 years. Hydrocoat Eco is the newest member of Pettit's exclusive water-based, copolymer ablative family of bottom paints. Hydrocoat Eco is already shattering the perceptions of what an antifouling paint can be. Hydrocoat Eco incorporates Pettit's exclusive self-polishing, water-based, ablative technology with a completely organic biocide formula - Econea. The highest level of metal and copper free biocide on the market is combined with a powerful slime fighting inhibitor that includes unprecedented multi-season protection in the toughest marine environments. Hydrocoat Eco's co-polymer ablative paint film slowly wears away with use, allowing for a controlled release of biocides while eliminating paint build up and the need for sanding between coats. Hydrocoat Eco is effective in and out of the water. With no copper to cause galvanic corrosion issues, Hydrocoat Eco is the perfect choice for bronze IPS and jet drives, outdrives and outboard motors.Combining the highest level of metal-free ECONEA biocide available with the slime fighter Irgarol, Hydrocoat ECO delivers multi-season protection in all of the marine environments. Application and cleanup are made easier by the water-based, low VOC formula that lacks heavy solvent smell associated with solvent-based paints. Because the co-polymer abla