FLAG Performance Extra Antifoul 2.5L

PRACTICAL Boat Owner - Best Buy Two Coats on Test! A Copper based antifouling, semi-hard to enable use in most craft up to 40 knots but still able to refresh its surface with some mild erosion.

PRACTICAL Boat Owner - Best Buy Two Coats on Test!

FLAG Performance Extra Antifouling is a Copper based antifouling, semi-hard to enable use on craft up to 40 knots but still able to refresh its surface with some mild erosion. Proven performance for all types fouling in all waters. This product is self-priming when topping up existing similar copper based antifoulings; otherwise FLAG Antifouling Primer or FLAG Multi-Purpose Metallic Primer is required. Also suitable for long distance cruisers or racers because of the semi-hard nature of the paint.

What is a semi-hard Antifoul?

A semi hard antifoul is the perfect choice for many vessels, Unlike a 'hard' antifoul Flag Performance Extra will still perform if the boat is left unused on it's mooring for a couple of weeks at a time, it is not solely reliant on water friction to wash the growth from the hull. Having mild erosion properties also reduces the 'build-up' of antifoul caused by the annual application of antifoul reducing the frequency of having to strip the hull.

It is hard enough to cope with the odd mid season scrub as well as mud berthing.

Substrates

GRP, wood, steel and ferro cement. Not suitable for aluminium or galvanised surfaces.

Application

The surface should be stable, firm, dry and free of dust, sand, loose old paint, dirt, grease, oil and salt.

Application Method: Brush, Conventional Spray, Airless Spray, Roller.

For use as Antifoul Thinner and the cleaning of tools use FLAG Antifouling Thinners.

Coverage

Theoretical spreading rate: 10 sq.metres per litre.

 

 

 

Manufactured in the UK by FLAG Paints Ltd.

 

 

 

Available in 5 colours

 

 

Yachtmail Chandlery has always been proud to back British companies and you don't get much more British than FLAG who have manufacturing since 1939, here in the UK, their current factory is in Burham-on-Crouch.