Hi.
I've been reading something on a french forum about using graphite/epoxy as anti fouling.
I've done a search on this forum but could not find anything obvious. Has the subject been discussed and if yes can you give me a bit of help to get back to it ?
I am interrested in the idea because it is basically not an anti fouling but simply an aid to scrubbing (which I don't mind doing while anchored out).
I would like to read about any other idea going in this direction, more elbow grease for less polution.
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Thread: graphite anti fouling
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19-02-12, 20:51 #1
graphite anti fouling
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19-02-12, 22:06 #2
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It had a brief period of popularity about 20 years ago. Guess copper loaded epoxy such as coppercoat has captured that market now.
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19-02-12, 23:10 #3
Blimey, that takes me back: http://scorecard.goodguide.com/chemi...N%20GRAPHSPEED.
I think it does have some anti-fouling properties (LATER: see link above) but it was mainly used because it was slippery, and made your boat go faster. My mate used it, I still beat him
Nigel
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