TotalBoat Outdrive AF Antifouling Paint Quart

$ 79.99

Score By Feature

Based on 54 ratings

Easy to clean

9.50

Easy to use

9.50

Value for money

8.38

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Product Description

It is ideal for aluminum boats, outboards, and outdrives due to the absence of copper.

Designed to protect against barnacles, slime, and algae growth for a single season.

The unit can be used in fresh, salt, or brackish water below the waterline.

The product works well on steel, iron, aluminum, and other underwater metals that have been properly prepared.

This item is a Quart in Black, with a finished finish of Eggshell, and an area coverage of 125 sq. ft. A foot. The cost of a quart is $1. A dry film with a thickness of 5 mils.

Questions & Answers

What kind of paint can be used over trilux 33 AF?

That's what I'm going to do. There just needs to be something to hold onto. A trilux 33 AF spray was used on my outdrive last year. After priming the area with trilux primer, I still see Please accept my sincere thanks for your assistance.

It can be brushed or sprayed, but does it have to be brushed?

The paint was not meant to be sprayed, but I thinned it with reducer and it turned out perfectly. Next season, I won't have to bother with it.

Selected User Reviews For TotalBoat Outdrive AF Antifouling Paint Quart

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3/5

It is not recommended to apply a clear coat over it, since you would lose the antimicrobial protection It's great to hear from.

Augustus Simpson

| Apr 01, 2021

It was definitely old stock, as the can was made out of a solid piece of block inside

5/5

That is not from a reputable retailer and I can't believe they sent it to me. Due to the fact I needed it done right away, I did not have time to return it.

Henley Hunt

| Sep 20, 2020

To make best use of your resources, plan ahead

5/5

I broke up the huge glob of solids at the bottom of the paint can over the course of about an hour. Since the contents of the can were so full when first opened, it was very messy to stir, break, mix, and mash the contents until the bottom 'berg' had been I suppose this can had been in stock for a very long time because the 'berg' seemed so solid. The can must be completely mixed (broken up) for the powder to be effective.