Interlux Epoxycop Gal Ablative Paint 3.8L - Trotac Marine
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    • Interlux Epoxycop Gal Ablative Paint 3.8L

    SKU:
    INTNK51
    Interlux Epoxycop Gal Ablative Paint 3.8L
    $149.95
    Epoxycop is performance, value and reliability all in one. The fast dry formula allows it to be painted and launched in the same day and can be applied directly over most properly prepared antifouling paints. View full description

    Epoxycop is performance, value and reliability all in one. The fast dry formula allows it to be painted and launched in the same day and can be applied directly over most properly prepared antifouling paints. Epoxycop is recommended for use on the underwater areas of fiberglass, wood and properly primed metal (except aluminum) boat hulls. For use in fresh, salt, and brackish waters.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • Dependable season-long protection
    • Fast dry; paint and launch in the same day
    • Compatible with the majority of antifouling schemes
    Brand:
    Interlux
    Pickup:
    InStore

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