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Bottom Coat

Can anyone recommend the best bottom coat for a sailboat in Hawaii? By best, I want longest lasting. It stays in the water, so wet dry is no issue.
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Go to the INterlux or Pettit website. Type in your location, water type and they recommend their best products for that environment
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You should get good results from Pettit Trinidad 75 or if you like hard paints for a smotther bottom you can try Pettit Trinidad SR or Pro. The Pro has irgarol biocide to control slime.

In SoCal where we have a lot of warm water, stagnant marinas the Trinidad SR is lasting up to 4 years to re-coat.
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