Interlux Aqua One Ablative Antifouling Paint

Interlux Aqua One Ablative Antifouling Paint

Interlux is a leading manufacturer of antifouling paint and has been protecting boats with their complete line of protective paints for over a century. Their name is synonymous with unmatched quality and protection.

Interlux Aqua One is a cost-effective ablative antifouling paint and is known for its self-polishing attributes. It can easily be applied with a roller or brush. Aqua One is manufactured with the latest technology in ablative paints to provide comprehensive coverage in all water types. It is designed to limit build-up to avoid sanding between applications.

Interlux Aqua One Ablative Antifouling Paint is a water-based paint that is environmentally safe. It contains a low VOC which produces less odor, making it safe to use indoors and improves drying time. Application is suggested for below the waterline. Interlux Aqua One is not suitable for Aluminum/alloy or zinc spray materials. Applying over soft antifouling paints is not recommended. It is safe to use on GRP, wood, steel, iron, lead, and over most soft antifouling paints.

Features:

• Excellent Protection: The latest in enhanced technology that combines powerful antifouling performance with outstanding protection in all waters.
• Easy to Apply: Easy to use with brush or roller, indoors or outdoors, and has low odor and VOC emissions. Fast drying times for year-around use and launch. Ablative action wears away with use, minimizing build up and avoiding heavy sanding between applications.
• Environmentally Responsible: The solution for boat owners looking for protection, performance and fuel efficiency.

Specifications:

• Area: Below the waterline
• Finish/Sheen: Matte
• Suitable for Aluminum: No
• Coverage: 375 sq. ft/gal
• VOC: 138 g/l average
• Application Method: Airless spray, Airmix, Brush, or Roller
• Number of Coats: 2-3 by brush/roller. Bare wood: 3 coats (first thinned).
• Coverage: 375 ft2/gl
• Recommended DFT per Coat: 1.5
• Recommended WFT per Coat: 3.3
• Thinner: Water. Thin no more than 10%

How to Apply Interlux Aqua One Ablative Antifouling Paint

Surface Preparation

• Painted Surfaces in Good Condition
• Remove all traces of loose paint and contamination by sanding the entire surface with 80 grit sandpaper.
• Remove sanding residue.

• Painted Surfaces in Poor Condition
• Completely remove all old antifouling paint using Interstrip 299E for fiberglass and wood.
• Sandblast to near white metal for steel.

• Bare Fiberglass
• Remove mold release wax using Fiberglass Surface Prep YMA601V.
• Fill any surface imperfections with Interlux Watertite.
• Follow one of the application systems below.

• Bare Fiberglass - No Sanding System
• Clean the surface using the preparation procedure above.
• Apply one coat of Interlux Interprotect 2000E.
• Following overcoating guidelines for the primer, apply at least two coats of Interlux Aqua One allowing appropriate drying times.

• Bare Fiberglass - Sanding System
• Clean the surface using the preparation procedure above.
• Sand with 80 grade paper then remove sanding residue.
• Apply at least two coats of Interlux Aqua One allowing appropriate drying times.

• Bare Fiberglass - Blister Prevention System
• Clean the surface following the preparation procedure above.
• Sand with 80 grade paper and remove sanding residue.
• Apply Interprotect 2000E to a thickness of 10 mils.

• Bare Wood
• Sand with 80 grit paper then remove sanding residue.
• Apply the first coat of Interlux Aqua One thinned by 10% with water.
• Fill seams, if necessary, with Sea Compound Brown 30.
• Apply 2 more coats of Aqua-One unreduced, allowing the appropriate dry times between coats.

Can be applied over GRP, Wood, Steel/Iron, and Lead. Do not use on aluminum/alloy or zinc sprayed metals. Interlux Aqua One can be applied over most solvent-based antifoulings. Do not apply over soft antifouling paints.

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