Pettit Unepoxy HRT Seasonal Antifouling Paint
$45.99 - $139.99
Pettit Unepoxy HRT Seasonal Antifouling Paint Item # 877437
Description
Pettit Unepoxy HRT single-season, 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
- Single-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:
- Finish: Flat
- Solids by Volume: 42%
- Coverage: 500 sq. ft. /gal
- VOC: 475 grams/liter (max)
- Biocide: Cuprous Oxide = 23.7%
- 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
- Minimum Dry Times (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
- Degrees = Hours to Touch/Hours to Recoat/Hours to Launch
- Thinner: 120 Brushing thinner
Part Numbers for Pettit Unepoxy HRT Seasonal Antifouling Paint
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Boatnut from
Bottom paint
Easy to apply and requires very little prep work. Reasonably priced.
Date published: 2024-06-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
sailcapt from
Nice product to use
Good product. Easy application and great coverage.
Date published: 2023-12-19
Questions
So is Pettit Unepoxy HRT paint to be used on fiberglass? Is it applied straight or should it be thinned? I’m only touching bare spots up not the entire hull.
NEVER thin any bottom paint is is used right out of the can after a great mixing process
Date published: 2024-04-07