The people using Coppercoat in NZ seem to like it. I considered it but
then I have heard that the people using it in the Caribbean and in the
tropics have had to paint over it. Maybe it is a warm water thing....
Paul
On 1/05/2012 8:38 a.m., Mike Crawford wrote:
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> This summer I'm renovating a Pearson Ensign daysailer and will be
> going with CopperCoat for antifouling. CopperCoat is non-leeching,
> consisting of copper spheres in epoxy, can handle trailering, and
> lasts up to 12 years. From reviews I've read, it either works really
> well or not at all. Since I can always paint over it with regular
> paint, I'm going to give it a shot. Perhaps my home waters will agree
> with it.
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