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Interlux VC Offshore Paint

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What's the big deal about this paint?
 
I don't know about the "offshore" stuff, but the VC17 w/ Biolux is great stuff in freshwater. It is really thin and does not build up and it makes for a super smooth bottom with no growth.
 
What about sea hawks, shark skin bottom paint. Anyone know anything about that paint?
 
tomrealest said:
What's the big deal about this paint?
It is a vinyl paint. I guess ir works good, but folks keep confusing it with VC-17. The VC-17 is as thin as acetone and works great in fresh water. We have it on our 36C and it is in Miami. We pulled the boat after one year, 6 months of which were in salt water. It looked like new and hardly needed a preassure wash job. We re-coated it then,(March 2007), and so far the diver says it still looks great.
 
SKYCHENEY said:
I don't know about the "offshore" stuff, but the VC17 w/ Biolux is great stuff in freshwater. It is really thin and does not build up and it makes for a super smooth bottom with no growth.
Sky, so far it seems to work just as good in Miami salt water also.
 
tomrealest said:
What's the big deal about this paint?

On my 7th freshwater season with the original application.....that's what is so great! :D
 
ohiohatteras said:
On my 7th freshwater season with the original application.....that's what is so great! :D
But will you have to strip and grind it off someday? :cool:
 

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