Pettit Odyssey HD Ablative Antifouling Bottom Paint Pettit Odyssey HD Bottom Paint is a multi-season antifouling paint that combines controlled polishing ablative technology with a high copper...
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Add to CartCopper Bronze is an excellent, general purpose antifouling for boaters desiring aggressive bottom protection in an easy to apply, cosmetically attractive finish. Copper Bronze antifouling is resistant to algae, barnacles, grass, zebra mussels, etc. Copper Bronze antifouling is equally effective in both fresh and saltwater and is also ideal for trailered boats.
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APPLICATION DATA METHOD: Brush, Roller, Airless or Conventional Spray
NUMBER OF COATS: 2
DRY FILM THICKNESS PER COAT: 2 mils (4.1 wet mils)
COVERAGE: 400 sq. ft/gal.
APPLICATION TEMP: 40°F Min. / 90°F Max.
THINNER: 120 Brushing, 121 Spraying
| Temp | To Recoat | To Launch |
| 90°F | 2 HR | 8 HR |
| 70°F | 4 HR | 16 HR |
| 50°F | 6 HR | 24 HR |
PREVIOUSLY PAINTED SURFACES: If the previous coating is in good condition, thoroughly sand with 80 grit paper then solvent clean with 120 Brushing Thinner to remove residue. Apply two fi nish coats of Copper Bronze. If the previous coating is soft or in poor condition, remove to the bare surface by sanding or using Pettit 9051 Bio Blast Paint Remover. Proceed with appropriate bare system as described below. Old tin copolymers should be removed or sealed with Pettit 6627 Tie Coat Primer before applying Copper Bronze.
BARE FIBERGLASS: All bare fi berglass, regardless of age, should be thoroughly cleaned several times with Pettit 95 Fiberglass Dewaxer or 120 Brushing Thinner. Sand thoroughly with 80 grit sandpaper to a dull, frosty fi nish and rewash the sanded surface with 95 Fiberglass Dewaxer or 120 Brushing Thinner to remove sanding residue. Then apply two coats of Copper Bronze, following application instructions. Careful observation of the above instructions will help ensure long term adhesion of this and subsequent years’ antifouling paint.
BARE WOOD: Sand entire surface with 80 grit paper; wash clean with 120 Brushing Thinner. Apply a coat of Copper Bronze thinned 25% with 120 Brushing Thinner, allow an overnight dry, lightly sand and wipe clean. Apply two fi nish coats of Copper Bronze.
STEEL HULLS: Sandblast or disc sand to a clean, bright fi nish and remove residue. Then either immediately apply two coats of 6980 Rustlok Steel Primer, allowing each to dry only 1-2 hours prior to overcoating - OR - immediately apply one thin coat of 6455 Metal Primer and allow to dry two hours; follow with two coats of 6627 Tie Coat Primer, allowing each to dry two hours minimum. Apply two fi nish coats of Copper Bronze.
KEELS - LEAD: Abrade surface to bright metal; clean off residue. Apply one thin coat of 6455/044 Metal Primer; allow to dry two hours. Apply one coat of Pettit 6627 Tie Coat Primer then, if fairing is required, apply Epoxy Fairing Compound. Follow with an additional coat of 6627 Tie Coat Primer per label directions. Apply two fi nish coats of Copper Bronze.
KEELS - STEEL OR CAST IRON: Abrade surface to bright metal; clean off residue. Apply one coat of 6980 Rustlok Steel Primer, allowing to dry only 1 - 2 hours prior to overcoating. Then, if fairing is required, apply Epoxy Fairing Compound followed by two coats of Pettit 6627 Tie Coat Primer, fi nish with two fi nish coats of Copper Bronze.
DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT ON ALUMINUM HULLS AND OUTDRIVES.
APPLICATION INFORMATION: Copper Bronze is loaded with cuprous oxide. As a result of this there is a tendency for settling to occur, especially if the paint has been on the shelf for several months. It is necessary to thoroughly mix the paint before using. If possible shake the can of paint on a mechanical paint shaker. Before using check the sides and bottom of the can to make sure all the pigment has been mixed in. If mixing is going to be done with a wooden paddle or an electric drill mixer, pour off half of the liquid from the top of the can into another can and then properly mix in any settled pigment; then remix the two parts together thoroughly. Adhere to all application instructions, precautions, conditions and limitations to obtain optimum performance. Refer to individual labels and tech sheets for detailed instructions when using associated products, etc. Do not thin Copper Bronze more than 10% (12 ounces per gallon) or inadequate paint fi lm thickness will occur and premature erosion of the fi nish will be likely.
What is Pettit Copper Bronze Antifouling Bottom Paint used for?
Pettit Copper Bronze Antifouling Bottom Paint provides aggressive bottom protection against algae, barnacles, grass, zebra mussels, and other fouling. Its hard, modified epoxy finish is designed for season-long use and is suitable for fiberglass, wood, and steel hulls. It can be used in both fresh and saltwater and is also suited for trailered boats.
How many coats of Pettit Copper Bronze should I apply?
Apply two finish coats of Pettit Copper Bronze. The recommended dry film thickness is 2 mils per coat, with coverage of approximately 400 square feet per gallon. The paint can be applied by brush, roller, airless spray, or conventional spray.
Can Pettit Copper Bronze be applied over existing bottom paint?
Yes. If the existing coating is in good condition, thoroughly sand it with 80-grit paper, clean away residue with Pettit 120 Brushing Thinner, and apply two finish coats. Soft or poorly bonded coatings should be removed before following the appropriate bare-surface preparation system.
Can Pettit Copper Bronze be used on fiberglass, wood, and steel hulls?
Yes. Pettit Copper Bronze is suitable for fiberglass, wood, and steel hulls. Surface preparation varies by substrate. Bare fiberglass should be cleaned, sanded, and cleaned again before painting, while bare wood and steel require their specified preparation and primer steps before the finish coats are applied.
Is Pettit Copper Bronze suitable for fresh and saltwater?
Yes. Pettit Copper Bronze is designed to provide antifouling protection in both fresh and saltwater. It is also described as suitable for trailered boats, with a hard modified epoxy finish designed to withstand season-long use and abuse.
How long does Pettit Copper Bronze take to dry before launching?
Launch time depends on temperature. At 90°F, the minimum launch time is 8 hours; at 70°F, it is 16 hours; and at 50°F, it is 24 hours. The minimum recoat times are 2, 4, and 6 hours respectively at those temperatures.
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