Interlux Micron CSC Antifouling Paint, Shark White, Gallon - MPN 5608575
Interlux Micron CSC Antifouling Paint, Shark White, Gallon - MPN 5608575
Interlux Micron CSC is a self-polishing copper-based antifouling bottom paint that delivers dependable, multi-season protection against marine growth. This gallon in Shark White gradually and controllably polishes as the boat moves through the water, reducing paint buildup while keeping the hull clean season after season. Formulated with a low-VOC, waterproof liquid chemistry, it is engineered for boats and finishes with a gloss appearance.
Specifications
- Brand: Interlux
- Manufacturer Part Number: 5608575
- Product Line: Micron CSC
- Paint Type: Antifouling (ablative / self-polishing)
- Color: Shark White
- Finish: Gloss
- Item Form: Liquid
- Size: 1 Gallon (128 fl oz)
- Weight: 16.4 lb
- VOC: Low VOC
- Waterproof: Yes (water resistant)
- Recommended Surface: Copper-compatible substrates
- Use: Boat / marine hull below the waterline
- Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor
- Container: Can
- UPC: 081948155847
- GTIN: 00081948155847
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of paint is Micron CSC? Micron CSC is a copper-based self-polishing (ablative) antifouling bottom paint that controllably wears as the boat moves, reducing paint buildup while protecting against marine growth.
What color is this paint? This is Shark White with a gloss finish.
What size is this container? This is a 1 gallon can (128 fluid ounces).
How long does the antifouling protection last? It is formulated to provide protection against marine growth for multiple seasons.
Is this paint waterproof? Yes. It is waterproof and water resistant once cured, and is designed for continuous immersion below the waterline.
Is this a low-VOC product? Yes, it is a low-VOC antifouling formulation.
Can this paint be used on bare fiberglass? Yes. For bare fiberglass, the surface should be sanded well with 80-grit sandpaper until a flat matte finish is achieved, then the sanding residue wiped off with Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202 before applying the antifouling paint.
How should I prepare a waxed or contaminated fiberglass surface? Scrub the surface thoroughly with All-Purpose Boat Soap with Wax, water and a stiff brush, then flush with fresh water and allow it to dry. Spray lightly with water to check for contamination; if water beads or separates, wax is still present and cleaning should be repeated until water no longer beads.
Do I need a primer before applying? For a no-sand system on bare fiberglass you can substitute Fiberglass No Sand Primer for InterProtect 2000E. Test until the primer reaches the ready-to-overcoat stage, then immediately begin applying the antifouling paint.
How many coats should I apply? Apply a minimum of two coats of the antifouling paint.
What primer is compatible for a no-sand system? InterProtect 2000E, or Fiberglass No Sand Primer as a substitute for the ultimate no-sand system.
Is this paint suitable for outdoor marine use? Yes. It is intended for outdoor use on boat hulls below the waterline.