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Pettit Premium HRT Multi-Season High Copper Antifouling
$164.99 - $175.99
Pettit Premium HRT Multi-Season High Copper Antifouling Item # 877376
Description
Pettit Premium HRT multi-season, high copper hybrid, antifouling paint features a high-density biocide to maximize effectiveness and film modifiers to reduce yearly buildup, maintain uniform color consistency, and provide a smoother finish than traditional bottom paints. Also, its ease of use, impressive coverage, and attractive price tag make it an excellent choice as a boatyard "house" paint.
Features:
- HRT provides excellent antifouling protecting
- Hybrid Reactive Technology
- High-density biocide to maximize antifouling effectiveness
- Has film modifiers to reduce yearly paint buildup and maintain uniform color consistency
- Multi-season use
- Lighter, smoother finish than traditional paints
- Great for power and sailboats
- Flat finish that may be polished
- High-copper, hybrid protection
- Compatible over most bottom paints
Specifications:
- Size: Gallon
- Finish: Flat
- Solids by weight: 83%
- Coverage: 500 sq. ft. /gal.
- VOC: 480 grams/liter (max)
- Biocide: Cuprous oxide = 45.7%
- Flash point: >105° F
- Application method: Brush, roller, airless or conventional spray
- Maximum roller thickness: 3/16"
- Number of coats: 1 minimum per season with additional coats at the waterline
- Wet film thickness: 3.75 mils
- Dry film thickness: 1.5 mils
- Application temp: 50° F. Min. / 90° F. Max.
- Thinner: 120 Brushing thinner
- Dry Time (hours):
- Degrees = Hours to Touch / Hours to Recoat / Hours to Launch
- 90° F = 1/4 hour / 1-1/2 hours / 6 hours
- 70° F = 1/2 hour / 3 hours / 10 hours
- 50° F = 1 hour / 6 hours / 16 hours
- The above dry times are minimums
- Degrees = Hours to Touch / Hours to Recoat / Hours to Launch
Part Numbers for Pettit Premium HRT Multi-Season High Copper Antifouling
Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
by
John from
Damaged product shipped as new.
Product was received looking like it had been beat up significantly. Was so dented there would be no way it could be used in an automatic shaker. Packaging was in good shape indicating that the beat up can had been damaged before packaging and was just sent as is. Customer service was argumentative and claimed they never ship damaged products but this one was clearly damaged before packaging. Will never purchase another product from Defender.
Date published: 2025-03-31
Questions
I know this shouldn’t be applied over ablative, But my current bottom ablative doesn’t rub off even in the water(salt)I’m going to try it in 1/2 of the bottom of my sailboat.
We just applied HRT to an unknown ablative and it appears to be fine after sanding the first layer of ablative (wipe down should not produce very much of the old ablative on the cloth). We then applied a Interlux tie/primer coat and then two to three layers of HRT
Date published: 2025-05-05
Is this ablative? If not, can you apply directly over ablative?
This is a Hard Coat paint and should not be applied on top of ablative paint
Date published: 2025-03-27