International Cruiser 200 2.5L
Is a quality polishing antifouling that provides comprehensive protection for all substrates, including aluminium. Available in Bright White. Use antifouling paints safely. Always read the label and product information before use.
Features
Protects any surface, including aluminium
Bright White colour for a great appearance
Easy application enables quick repairs
Specifications
Brand: International
Capacity: 2.5L
Area: Below the Waterline
Suitable for: Hull
Finish/Sheen: Matt
Type of Antifouling: Ablative
Suitable Water Types: Sea Water, Fresh Water, Brackish Water
Substrates: Aluminium / Zinc-Galvanised Steel, Cast Iron, GRP/FRP, Lead, Steel, Wood, Bronze/Stainless Steel
Application Method: Brush, Roller
Recommended Number of Coats: 2 - 3
Typical Shelf Life: 2 Years
Colours Avaliablity
White
Blue
Navy
Black
Preparation
PREVIOUSLY PAINTED SURFACE
In Good Condition: All fouling and contamination must be thoroughly removed including the leached layer. Use high pressure fresh water wash (3000 psi/207 bar) and/or scraping and wet sanding with typically 80120 grade paper. Do not dry sand. If old antifouling is incompatible or unknown, seal with suitable International Paint barrier/sealer coat.
In Poor Condition: Use Interstrip to remove all traces of antifouling.
PRIMING: All preparation for bare substrates is covered on the appropriate primer datasheet.
BARE GRP: Prime with Gel shield 200 for osmosis protection, or Primocon or Inter protect.
STEEL/IRON/LEAD/WOOD: Prime with Inter protect or Primocon.
PLYWOOD: Prime with Epic glass followed by Inter protect.
Hints
Mixing: Thoroughly stir until product is mixed to a uniform consistency before use.
Thinning:Thinning is not recommended. Antifouling performance can be compromised if correct dry film thickness is not applied
Cleaner: YTA085 International Antifouling Thinner 3
Ventilation and Humidity Control: Ensure adequate ventilation during use
Other: Antifoulings should only be wet sanded. Never dry sand or burn - off old antifouling. True colour will develop after immersion
