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$59.49
Interlux Sikkens Cetol Marine Light Wood Finish
Interlux Sikkens Cetol Marine Light with Next Wave UV-absorbing technology is a durable translucent protective wood finish for use above the waterline on interior and exterior woods. Next Wave technology is the next generation of Cetol Marine from Sikkens with a unique UV-absorbing package, which is specialty resins and advanced UV absorbers that provide greater protection, durability and longevity. Cetol Marine Light provides a flexible breathable finish along with weather protection for teak and other hard woods all with ease of application and maintenance. It is formulated with Next Wave technology, special alkyd resin and high quality synthetic UV-absorbing pigments which shields wood against damaging UV rays. Cetol Marine Light is identical to the Cetol Marine but formulated with different pigments to produce a lighter amber appearance on wood.
Interlux Sikkens Cetol Marine Wood Finish can be used on exterior and interior hardwood varieties such as teak, mahogany and oak. Cetol products should only be applied above the waterline.
Specifications:
Size: Quarts
Finish: Satin
Application Method: Wood
Number of Coats: 2-3
Coverage (Approx): 360 ft²/gal.
Do not thin.
Interlux Special Thinner can be used for clean up.
How To Apply
HOW TO APPLY INTERLUX SIKKENS CETOL MARINE LIGHT WOOD FINISH
FINISH: Satin
APPLICATION DATA METHOD: Brush
NUMBER OF COATS: 2-3
COVERAGE: 440 sq. ft/gal.
APPLICATION TEMP: 50°F Min. / 95°F Max.
THINNER: Do Not Thin
DRY TIMES:
Temp
To Touch
To Hard Dry
To Recoat
73°F
4 HR
24 HR
24 HR
NEW WOOD: Wipe the wood with Interlux® Special Thinner 216 to remove any natural surface oils and contaminants. Allow to dry, sand surfaces with 180-220 (grade) grit paper (always sand along the length of the grain). Remove all sanding residue by vacuuming the surface. Wipe the surface with Interlux Special Thinner 216 and allow to dry completely prior to application of Cetol® Marine Light.
PREVIOUSLY COATED WOOD: Remove all coatings prior to application of Cetol® Marine Light. To remove old coating, either sand with 120-180 (grade) grit paper or use Interlux Interstrip 299E chemical stripper which has been designed for marine use. Once previous coating has been removed, follow instructions for New Exterior/Interior wood.
WEATHERED/OILED WOOD: To ensure good adhesion of Cetol® Marine Light on weathered or previously oiled wood, use Interlux Premium Teak Restorer with a nylon scruffing pad as per instructions on label. Rinse with fresh water and allow to dry. Once complete follow instructions for New Exterior/Interior wood.
APPLICATION INFORMATION: The wood moisture content should be below 18%. Apply liberally using a long-haired bristle brush, smoothly, in the direction of the grain. Keep a wet edge to prevent lap marks and thoroughly saturate end grains where possible. Apply 3 coats of Cetol® Marine Light. Always allow 24 hours drying time in between coats. Sanding between coats is not recommended as this will result in a reduction of dry film thickness. Recommended film thickness must be applied to ensure effective product performance. Make regular inspections to all coated areas. Problem areas should be attended to immediately and maintenance coats should be routinely applied. If the coating is allowed to weather beyond the regular maintenance period of 1 year, returning this surface to excellent condition will be more difficult. Before application of a maintenance coat of Cetol® Marine Light, clean the surface with Interlux All Purpose Boat Soap to remove any surface contaminants as per instructions on label. If blue fungi or mildew are present then they can be treated with Interlux Premium Teak Restorer with a nylon scruffing pad as per instructions on label. Rinse with fresh water and allow to dry. Sand lightly with 220-320 (grade) grit paper. …
From $46.99
Interlux Primocon Underwater Marine Primer
Primacon is an anti-corrosive primer for all underwater metal surfaces. It will provide an excellent barrier to reduce pitting caused by galvanic corrosion. For non-aluminum underwater metal use any (non-vinyl_ Interlux antifouling paint. An excellent primer for antifouling paint over sanded fiberglass. Primocon can be used as a conversion coating over unknown well-adhered antifouling paint to prevent cracking of new antifouling paint. Primocon will not affect the color of antifouling paint.
An excellent primer for antifouling paint over sanded fiberglass
An anticorrosive primer for underwater metal surfaces (including hulls, running gear, and the lower units of outboards and I/O's)
Reduce pitting of the metal from galvanic corrosion
Available in gallons (ILX-984G) and quarts (ILX-984Q)
Specifications:
Finish: Matte
Number of Coats: 3-4
Application Method: Brush, roller, airless spray, conventional spray
Coverage (approximate): 301.2 ft²/gal by brush, 142.5 ft²/gal by spray
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How To Apply
APPLICATION DATA METHOD: Airless Spray, Brush, Conventional Spray, Roller- Pressure Pot or Siphon Cup
NUMBER OF COATS: 3-4 as needed
DRY FILM THICKNESS PER COAT: 1.6 mils (4.8 wet mils)
COVERAGE: 300 sq. ft/gal.
APPLICATION TEMP: 50°F Min. / 95°F Max.
DRY TIMES:
Temp
To Recoat
To Touch
95°F
3 HR
1 HR
73°F
5 HR
2 HR
50°F
8 HR
3 HR
Note: Do not overcoat Primocon* with VC Offshore, Baltoplate, VC 17m, VC 17m Extra or 2-part epoxies.
PREVIOUSLY PAINTED SURFACES: Sand with 80 grade (grit) paper. Wipe down with Brush-Ease 433 or Special Thinner 216 to remove sanding residue.
BARE METAL: Surface should be blasted to bright metal. For steel surfaces, grit blasting is preferred. For aluminum or other light alloys, sandblast if possible or grind with medium coarse grade (grit) emery cloth. Remove all blasting/grinding/sanding residues with a clean air line and sweep with a clean brush or broom. (Vacuum clean for best results.) Do not wipe with cloth rages after blasting or sanding as fibers may be pulled out and protrude through the primer coats.
APPLICATION INFORMATION: Apply a minimum of 3 coats of Primocon*. Primocon* may be applied directly to blasted metals if applied within 1 hour after blasting. If sanded or if more than 1 hour has passed since blasting, prime bare metal with self-etching primer. Airless Spray Pressure: 170-204 bar/2500-3000 psi. Tip Size: 0.53 mm/21 thou. Conventional Spray Pressure Pot: Pressure: 3.44-4.47 bar/50-65 psi (gun pressure); 8-10 psi (pot pressure). Tip Size: 1.5-1.8 mm/60-70 thou. Siphon Cup: Pressure: 3.44-4.47 bar/50-65 psi - gun pressure. Tip Size: 1.8-2.2 mm/70-85 thou. When spraying with Siphon Cup equipment, reduce first with Special Thinner 216. Other Apply extra coats of Primocon* over riveted or welded areas. Do not sand between coats of Primocon* or between last coat of primer and first coat of antifouling. There is no maximum overcoating time between coats of Primocon* or between the last coat of primer and the first coat of antifouling paint. It is, however, suggested that after thirty days the surface is sanded and wiped clean before proceeding. Product temperature should be minimum 10°C/50°F and maximum 29°C/85°F. Ambient temperature should be minimum 10° C/50°F and maximum 35°C/95°F. Substrate temperature should be minimum 10°C/50°F and maximum 29°C/85°F. Primocon* prevents leaching of TBT from an underlying antifouling coating provided it is applied at a minimumdry film thickness of 3.5 mils (minimum of 2 coats by roller) & that the film remains intact. We have studied the leaching rate of TBT from a TBT SPC antifouling (such as Micron 44) overcoated with Primo…
$130.39
Interlux 601 Fiberglass Surface Prep
Interlux Fiberglass Surface Prep is a mold release agent and wax remover, which precludes the need for sanding bare fiberglass when used with Fiberglass No Sand Primer. It is also used to thoroughly clean the gelcoat and provide a key for the Fiberglass No Sand Primer to be applied. The use of Fiberglass Surface Prep to remove these contaminants is extremely important if full adhesive qualities of Fiberglass No Sand Primer are to be realized. Fiberglass Surface Prep can also be used to remove Amine Blush from clear epoxy and clean previously painted surfaces when prepping to repaint.
Features:
Low V.O.C. fiberglass surface preparation
Removes contamination, mold release agents, wax and amine blush
Clean previously painted surfaces before repainting topside finishes
Ideal for preparing inflatable boats for antifouling
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How To Apply
APPLICATION INFORMATION:
- For use on Fiberglass, clear epoxy and previously painted surfaces. Apply Fiberglass Surface Prep YMA601 to a damp sponge or 3M® maroon Scotch-Brite® pad. Then scrub the surface to be cleaned using moderate pressure. Wipe off with a clean, wet cloth ensuring that no traces of Fiberglass Surface Prep YMA601 remain. Repeat until all residue is removed, changing cloths frequently. As soon as the surface is dry, it is ready to paint. Before application of the primer it is very important that all contamination has been removed. To be certain the contamination has been removed, run water over the surface, if the water beads up or separates, wipe again with Fiberglass Surface Prep YMA601. If more than 4 hours pass without overcoating wipe with a clean wet cloth and allow to dry.
How to Apply
MSDS
$51.69
Interlux Goldspar Satin Marine Varnish- Quart
Goldspar Satin is a low luster modified urethane varnish designed for application to interior wood surfaces. Easy to apply and yields professional results by either brush or spray. Ideal for anywhere a low luster finish is desired.
Ideal for cabin interiors such as counters, cabinets and tables
Produces a warm, rich sheen finish which resists scratches and alcohol stains.
Also suggested for home interior finishes such as bar tops, furniture and paneling.
Excellent handling qualities enable truly professional results.
Sold in quarts.
Associated Products:
- Interlux Brushing Thinner: Thinner for brush application
- Interlux Special Thinner: Thinner for spray application & clean-up
- Specifications:
Finish: Satin
Number of Coats: At least 5-6 coats*
Coverage (Approx): 419.3 ft²/gal by brush | 351.2 ft²/gal by spray
*If applying on bare wood, thin the first coat 10%
How To Apply
APPLICATION DATA METHOD: Airless Spray, Brush, Conventional Spray, Roller- Pressure Pot or Siphon Cup
NUMBER OF COATS: At least 5-6 coats Bare Wood: Thin first coat 10%
COVERAGE: 419 sq. ft/gal.
APPLICATION TEMP: 50°F Min. / 95°F Max.
THINNER: Brushing Liquid 333
DRY TIMES:
Temp
To Recoat
To Touch
95°F
8 HR
1 HR
73°F
12 HR
2 HR
50°F
16 HR
3 HR
Note: Goldspar Satin* must be sanded between coats.
PREVIOUSLY VARNISHED WOOD: In Good Condition Sand surface with 120-150 grade (grit) paper and remove all dust. In Poor Condition If varnish is badly checked or peeling, remove finish to bare wood with Interstrip Semi-Paste 299E. Follow directions for varnishing bare wood. Method Apply at least 5-6 coats on bare wood and a minimum of 3 coats on previously varnished surfaces until a satisfactory finish is obtained. Sand between each coat with 220 grade (grit) paper. Remove sanding residue with a rag dampened with Brushing Liquid 333.
BARE WOOD: Sand with 80 grade (grit) paper. Wipe with Brushing Liquid 333. Apply sealer coat of varnish reduced 10% with Brushing Liquid 333.
APPLICATION INFORMATION: Apply at least 5-6 coats on bare wood and a minimum of 3 coats on previously varnished surfaces until a satisfactory finish is obtained. Sand between each coat with 220 grade (grit) paper. Remove sanding residue with a rag dampened with Brushing Liquid 333. It is best to paint on warm, dry mornings. Cold weather retards the drying and humidity can spoil the gloss. Be sure to have good ventilation when applying Rubbed Effect and through its drying time. Airless Spray Pressure: 170 bar/2500 psi. Tip Size: 0.33-0.41 mm/13-16 thou. Conventional Spray Pressure Pot: Pressure: 3.44-4.47 bar/50-65 psi (gun pressure); 8-10 psi (pot pressure). Tip Size: 1.0-1.4 mm/40-50 thou. Siphon Cup: Pressure: 3.44-4.47 bar/50-65 psi - gun pressure. Tip Size: 1.5-1.8 mm/60-70 thou. Brush Always use a clean brush that is kept specifically for varnishing. Clean brushes before use. Roller If rolling, use a thin nap roller and "tip-off" with a clean natural bristle brush. Other Spray pressures listed are recommendations only. The applicator may use any settings which yield the best results for the individual spraying technique and current weather conditions. To enhance appearance of the bare wood and fill porous open grain, apply Interstain according to label directions and allow to dry overnight. Excessive wet film thickness (more than 5 mils WFT) may result in poor and uneven gloss. Never leave bare wood exposed for long periods of time as it will absorb moisture. Avoid using Goldspar Satin* straight from the can as this will cause it to age prematurely and may introduce contamination to the can. Failure to follow proper dry times carefully will cause improper drying, wrinkling and loss of adhesion. Avoid painting in direct sunlight. Product temperature should be minimum 10°…
From $124.49
Interlux Micron CSC Antifouling Bottom Paint
Interlux Micron CSC is a premium self-polishing ablative bottom paint that delivers long-lasting, multi-season protection against marine fouling. Using Micron Technology, this copper-copolymer formula slowly wears away in a controlled way as the boat moves, continually exposing fresh biocide at the surface. That means reliable antifouling performance in fresh, salt, and brackish water without the heavy paint build-up and aggressive sanding associated with many hard bottom paints.
Micron CSC is suitable for both powerboats and sailboats and can be used on fiberglass, wood, and properly primed steel or lead below the waterline. It is not recommended for aluminum hulls or underwater aluminum components. Available in a range of popular colors, it’s one of the most trusted choices for boaters who want proven, easy-to-maintain multi-season protection.
Best Uses
Multi-season antifouling protection for powerboats and sailboats
Boats that stay in fresh, salt, or brackish water for extended periods
Owners who want an ablative coating that minimizes bottom paint build-up and sanding at recoat time
Boats that are hauled for winter storage and relaunched the following season
Fiberglass, wood, and properly primed steel or lead hulls below the waterline (not suitable for aluminum)
Key Features & Benefits
Multi-season ablative protection: Micron Technology provides long-lasting defense against a wide range of fouling in all water types when applied at the recommended film thickness.
Copper-copolymer formula: Uses a controlled-solubility copolymer with cuprous oxide to maintain an active biocide layer at the paint surface throughout the season.
Self-polishing, low build-up: The coating gradually erodes in a controlled way, like a bar of soap, helping prevent excessive paint build-up and reducing the amount of sanding needed at recoat.
Haul and relaunch flexibility: Micron CSC can be hauled for storage and relaunched later without losing effectiveness, provided the film is in good condition and properly cleaned before going back in the water.
Smoother, more efficient hull: The polishing action helps the bottom remain smooth, which can improve speed and fuel efficiency compared to rough or heavily built-up coatings.
Versatile application: Can be applied by brush, roller, or spray over most existing antifouling paints that are in sound condition, following the Interlux compatibility guidelines.
Application & System Overview
Micron CSC can be applied over most well-adhered antifouling coatings or directly to properly prepared bare substrates as part of an Interlux paint system. Always read the product label and technical datasheet before starting a job.
Substrates: Fiberglass, wood, and properly primed steel or lead below the waterline (not for aluminum hulls or drives).
Existing antifouling: Confirm compatibility with the Interlux antifouling compatibility chart. The existing paint must be aged, tightly adhered, and in good condition.
Coats: Typically 2–3 full coats are recommended, with an extra stripe coat on high-wear areas such as the waterline, chines, rudders, and leading edges.
Methods: Apply by brush, roller, or spray using equipment suitable for solvent-based bottom paints, following all safety and ventilation guidelines.
Always stir or shake Micron CSC thoroughly before and during application to keep the copper and resins evenly distributed in the can.
Surface Preparation Overview
Good surface preparation is essential for maximum performance and adhesion. The steps below are a general overview; always follow the detailed instructions on the Micron CSC label and technical datasheet.
Previously painted surfaces – in good condition
Scrub the bottom to remove slime, salts, and loose growth, then rinse and allow to dry.
Lightly sand with the recommended grit if required to create a smooth, dull surface.
Remove sanding residue and …
$27.59
Interlux Brush Ease 433 Marine Paint Thinner
Interlux Brush-Ease 433 is a slow drying solvent to ease brushing and rolling and to improve flow. Interlux Brush-Ease 433 should only be used in products where it is specified in the directions, mostly antifouling paints, it is not an all purpose solvent.
Sold in quarts.
Compatible with specified antifouling paints including Micron CSC, Micron Extra and Trilux.
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How to Apply:
- Add small increments, in accordance with individual product directions.
- How to Apply
- MSDS
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Interlux Brush Ease 433 Marine Paint Thinner used for? Interlux Brush Ease 433 is a slow-drying solvent designed to ease brushing and rolling while improving paint flow. It is intended for use with products whose directions specifically call for Brush-Ease 433, primarily antifouling paints.
- Can Interlux Brush Ease 433 be used as an all-purpose solvent? No. Interlux Brush Ease 433 is not an all-purpose solvent. It should only be used with products where the application directions specifically specify Brush-Ease 433 as the appropriate solvent.
- Which antifouling paints are compatible with Interlux Brush Ease 433? Interlux Brush Ease 433 is compatible with specified antifouling paints including Micron CSC, Micron Extra, and Trilux. Always follow the directions for the specific paint to confirm that Brush-Ease 433 is called for.
- How does Interlux Brush Ease 433 affect paint application? Interlux Brush Ease 433 is formulated as a slow-drying solvent to make brushing and rolling easier and improve the flow of compatible paint products. Its use should be limited to products whose directions specifically recommend it.
- What size is Interlux Brush Ease 433 Marine Paint Thinner sold in? Interlux Brush Ease 433 Marine Paint Thinner is sold in quart containers.
$30.29
Interlux 333Q Marine Brushing Thinner
Interlux Brushing Thinner is a slow drying solvent to ease brushing and facilitate the flow of specified paint coatings.
Slow Drying Solvent
Used to Ease Brushing and Facilitate the flow of Coatings
Extends Paint Drying Time in Hot Weather
Recommended In Various Topside Systems for Removing Sanding Residue from Fiberglass and Wood Surfaces
Sold in Quarts
Application and Use:
- Add small increments, in accordance with individual product directions.
- Compatible with specified topside paints including Brightside and Toplac.
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- MSDS
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Interlux 333Q Marine Brushing Thinner used for? Interlux 333Q Marine Brushing Thinner is a slow-drying solvent designed to ease brushing and improve the flow of specified paint coatings. It can also be used in certain topside coating systems to remove sanding residue from fiberglass and wood surfaces.
- Which paints can be used with Interlux 333Q Marine Brushing Thinner? Interlux 333Q is compatible with specified topside paints, including Interlux Brightside and Toplac. Always follow the individual paint product's directions for compatibility and the appropriate amount of thinner to use.
- How should Interlux 333Q Marine Brushing Thinner be added to paint? Add Interlux 333Q Marine Brushing Thinner in small increments according to the directions for the specific paint being used. The thinner is intended to assist brushing and coating flow, rather than provide a universal mixing ratio for every compatible coating.
- Can Interlux 333Q Marine Brushing Thinner be used in hot weather? Yes. Interlux 333Q is a slow-drying solvent that can extend paint drying time in hot weather. Use it according to the individual coating's application instructions to help facilitate brushing and maintain proper flow.
- Can Interlux 333Q be used to remove sanding residue? Interlux 333Q Marine Brushing Thinner is recommended in various topside coating systems for removing sanding residue from fiberglass and wood surfaces. Follow the preparation instructions for the specific coating system to determine how it should be used.
$41.99
Interlux 2333N Marine Paint Reducing Solvent
Interlux 2333N Reducing Solvent is a slow evaporating solvent to be used in specific two-part polyurethane and epoxy products.
Refer to the specific product directions for the amount to be used.
Sold in quarts
VOC (as supplied): 884 g/lt
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Click to Download Interlux Marine Paint Reducing Solvent Application Instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Interlux 2333N Marine Paint Reducing Solvent used for? Interlux 2333N Marine Paint Reducing Solvent is a slow-evaporating solvent designed for use with specific two-part polyurethane and epoxy products. It is intended to be used only where the directions for the particular coating specify Interlux 2333N as the appropriate reducing solvent.
- How much Interlux 2333N Reducing Solvent should I use? The amount of Interlux 2333N Reducing Solvent to use depends on the specific two-part polyurethane or epoxy product. Always refer to the directions for the coating being applied to determine the appropriate amount rather than using a general mixing ratio.
- Is Interlux 2333N compatible with all marine paints and coatings? No specific compatibility with all marine paints or coatings is stated. Interlux 2333N is described for use with specific two-part polyurethane and epoxy products, so the directions for the particular coating should be checked before using this solvent.
- How is Interlux 2333N Marine Paint Reducing Solvent supplied? Interlux 2333N Marine Paint Reducing Solvent is sold in quart containers.
- What is the VOC content of Interlux 2333N Reducing Solvent? The listed VOC content of Interlux 2333N Marine Paint Reducing Solvent, as supplied, is 884 g/L.
$27.49
Interlux 2316 Reducing Solvent - Spray Applications
Reducing Solvent 2316N is a fast evaporating solvent to be used in specific two-part polyurethane and epoxy products. Refer to the specific product directions for the amount of Interlux Reducing Solvent 2316N to be used.
Sold in quarts
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How to Apply
MSDS
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Interlux 2316 Reducing Solvent used for? Interlux 2316 Reducing Solvent, also identified as Reducing Solvent 2316N, is a fast-evaporating solvent intended for use with specific two-part polyurethane and epoxy products. It is designed for spray applications where the specific product directions call for its use.
- Can Interlux Reducing Solvent 2316N be used with any paint or coating? No. Interlux Reducing Solvent 2316N is intended only for specific two-part polyurethane and epoxy products. Refer to the directions for the particular product to confirm whether this reducing solvent is specified.
- How much Interlux 2316 Reducing Solvent should be added? The required amount of Interlux Reducing Solvent 2316N depends on the specific two-part polyurethane or epoxy product being used. Follow the directions for that product to determine the appropriate amount rather than assuming a general mixing ratio.
- What type of applications is Interlux 2316 Reducing Solvent designed for? Interlux 2316 Reducing Solvent is intended for spray applications with specific two-part polyurethane and epoxy products. Its fast-evaporating formulation is used where the applicable product directions specify Reducing Solvent 2316N.
- What size is Interlux 2316 Reducing Solvent sold in? Interlux 2316 Reducing Solvent is sold in quart containers.
$25.49
Interlux 216 Special Thinner (Quart) - For Brush or Spray
Interlux 216 Special Thinner is a fast evaporating solvent which when added to specified paint coatings improves drying in cold climates, and facilitates spray application. 216 Thinner is also recommended for removing sanding residue from hull bottoms, wiping down bare aluminum clean, and for the general clean-up of paint equipment.
Unit Size: 1 US Quart
VOC (as supplied): 867 g/lt
How To Apply Interlux 216 Special Thinner
Add small increments, in accordance with individual product directions.
Compatible with most single part topside and antifouling paints.
Click to Download Interlux 216 Special Thinner Application Instructions
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Interlux 216 Special Thinner used for? Interlux 216 Special Thinner is a fast-evaporating solvent used with specified paint coatings to improve drying in cold climates and facilitate spray application. It can also be used to remove sanding residue from hull bottoms, clean bare aluminum, and clean paint application equipment.
- Can Interlux 216 Special Thinner be used for spray application? Yes. Interlux 216 Special Thinner can facilitate spray application when used with compatible paint coatings. Add it in small increments according to the directions for the specific paint product rather than using a fixed general-purpose mixing ratio.
- Can Interlux 216 Special Thinner be used with antifouling and topside paints? Yes. Interlux 216 Special Thinner is compatible with most single-part topside and antifouling paints. However, it should be added only in accordance with the individual paint product's directions to ensure the correct application and drying characteristics.
- Can Interlux 216 Special Thinner be used for surface preparation? Yes. Interlux 216 Special Thinner is recommended for removing sanding residue from hull bottoms and wiping down bare aluminum before painting. It can also be used for general cleanup of paint equipment.
- How much Interlux 216 Special Thinner should I add to paint? Add Interlux 216 Special Thinner in small increments according to the directions for the specific paint coating being used. The product description does not specify a universal mixing ratio, so follow the individual paint manufacturer's application instructions.
- What size container does Interlux 216 Special Thinner come in? Interlux 216 Special Thinner is supplied in a 1 US quart container. Its VOC content as supplied is 867 g/lt.
$30.29
Interlux 202Q Fiberglass Solvent Boat Wash and Wax Remover
202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash is a combination of several solvents, some of which are very slow to evaporate from the surface of gel coat being wiped. This characteristic is very important because the wax contaminants must stay in solution so that it can be wiped from the surface before it dries. 202 Solvent wash is also an excellent parts clean up and multi-purpose wipe down solvent.
Use before painting bare fiberglass gel coats. This solvent removes mold release agents, wax, oil, and grease. Leaves a properly cleaned surface for optimal paint adhesion. 202 Solvent is also used for cleaning painting tools.
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How To Apply
APPLICATION: Wipe a small area with a clean rag that has been wetted with Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202. While the surface is still wet, wipe with a clean, dry rag. Continue this process until the entire surface has been cleaned. Rinse with fresh water. If water beads up or separates, wipe the surface again with Fiberglass Solvent Wash. When the water sheets off, all contamination has been removed. Do not paint until surface is clean and dry.
Not for sale or use in California.
How to Apply
MSDS
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Interlux 202Q Fiberglass Solvent Boat Wash and Wax Remover used for? Interlux 202Q Fiberglass Solvent Boat Wash and Wax Remover is a multi-purpose solvent wash for preparing bare fiberglass gelcoat before painting. It removes mold release agents, wax, oil, and grease, leaving a properly cleaned surface for paint adhesion. It can also be used for parts cleanup and wiping down painting tools.
- How do you use Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash on fiberglass? Wet a clean rag with Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202 and wipe a small area. While the surface remains wet, wipe it with a clean, dry rag. Continue across the entire surface, then rinse with fresh water. If water beads or separates, repeat the solvent-washing process until the water sheets off the surface.
- When should Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash be used before painting? Use Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash before painting bare fiberglass gelcoat to remove surface contamination such as wax, oil, grease, and mold release agents. The surface should be completely clean and dry before paint is applied to help provide the appropriate surface for paint adhesion.
- Can Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash be used for cleanup? Yes. In addition to preparing bare fiberglass gelcoat for painting, Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash is described as an excellent parts cleanup and multi-purpose wipe-down solvent. It can also be used for cleaning painting tools.
- How can you tell when fiberglass is properly cleaned with Interlux 202 Solvent Wash? After the surface has been rinsed with fresh water, observe how the water behaves. If it beads up or separates, the surface should be wiped again with Fiberglass Solvent Wash. When the water sheets off the surface, the contamination has been removed. Do not paint until the surface is clean and dry.
From $60.49
Interlux Interprotect 200E Epoxy Barrier Coat Kit - White
Formulated with a unique two-part epoxy coating, Interlux Interprotect 200E is the perfect product to protect and seal hulls from moisture and water absorption that can cause rotting and long-term damage to your boat hulls. When it comes to repairing or preventing osmotic blistering, Interlux 200E is the product of choice. It is specifically designed for underwater use on metals, keels, and hulls.
Similar to roof shingles, the Interlux epoxy coating contains microplates that overlap, creating a tight barrier between the hull and the water. Interlux 200E is a universal primer with anti-corrosive properties, which makes it great for metals. It is suitable for application above and below the waterline.
Applying Interlux Interprotect 200E can be done easily with a brush, roller, or airless spray. It doesn’t require sanding and dries quickly. Interlux 200E comes in a matte finish and the kit comes in quart and gallons sizes, It can help prevent costly repairs on boat hulls. Interlux recommends 4 to 5 coats for optimal protection.
Key Features:
For prevention and repair of gelcoat blistering
Excellent for use on underwater metals, hulls and keels
Easy to apply-dries quickly-no sanding
Use as part of a no sand system
Excellent anti-corrosive protection above & below the waterline
Specifications:
Finish: Matte
Number of Coats: 1-5
Mix Ratio: 3:1 by volume
VOC: 464 grams per liter
Application Methods: Airless spray, brush, spray, roller
Pot Life: 5 Hours
Associated Products:
- Interlux Reducing Solvent - Spray: Thinner for spray application & clean-up
- Interlux Reducing Solvent - Brush: Thinner for brush application & clean-up
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How To Apply Interlux Interprotect 2000E
Interlux Interprotect 2000E was developed to be easy to apply without sagging or running. The quick overcoat times allow the entire system, 10 mils of epoxy and the first coat of antifouling, to be applied in two days.
Application Methods:: Airless Spray, Brush, Conventional Spray, Roller
Number of Coats: 4-5 To Reach a 10 mils dry
Dry Film Thickness per Coat: 2.6 mils (5.4 wet mils)
Coverage: 240 sq. ft/gal.
Application Temp: 40°F Min. / 95°F Max.
Thinner: Reducing Solvent 2316N or Brushing Liquid 2333N
Mix Ratio: 3:1
Dry/Overcoat Times:
Temp
Dry To Touch
Overcoat Times with Self
Overcoat Times for Antifouling Paint
95°F
1/2 hour
2 hours min / 6 months max
1 hour min / 5 hours max
73°F
2 hours
3 hours min / 6 months max
3 hours min / 7 hours max
50°F
3 hours
5 hours min / 6 months max
5 hours min / 9 hours max
Use this chart as a guide. For best results, use the "Thumb Print" method to determine when Interprotect is ready to overcoat. It usually takes 4-5 coats to apply the proper amount of Interprotect, but the amount of paint applied is more important than the number of coats. Refer to the PDF below for more information.
Surface Preparation
To prevent delamination, all mold release wax and other contamination must be removed prior to the application of Interprotect. If the boat has already been painted, remove all antifouling paint with Interstrip 299E (follow directions on label).
New or Non-Blistered Hulls
Preferred Method
Scrub well using Fiberglass Surface Prep YMA601V and a maroon nylon scrub pad.
Flush well with fresh water and allow surface to dry.
Alternative Method
Wipe a small area with a clean rag that has been wetted with Interlux Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202.
Before the Solvent Wash can dry, wipe with a clean dry rag. Change rags frequently.
Repeat wiping with Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202 until surface is clean.
Run water over the surface to determine if it is clean. If the water separates or beads up, you need to repeat the cleaning process. Once the surface is clea…
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Interlux Interprotect Epoxy Barrier Coat Kit - Gray
Guard against water intrusion with Interlux 2000E Interprotect, a two-part epoxy coating formulated to protect fiberglass hulls from blistering and damage. Microplate technology forms a dense barrier that prevents water absorption, making it ideal for both new builds and older boats. The gray finish goes on easily and dries into a durable layer that stands up to long-term exposure. Whether you're sealing a freshly built hull or protecting an aging one, this epoxy helps extend hull life and avoid costly repairs. Trusted by pros and DIYers, it's a proven solution for long-term hull protection.
Features:
Great for preventing and repairing gel coat blistering
Use on underwater metals, hulls, and keels
Easy application, fast-drying, no sanding needed
Offers excellent anti-corrosive protection above and below the waterline
Specifications:
Finish: Matte
Number of Coats: 1-5
Mix Ratio: 3:1 by volume
Application Methods: Airless spray, brush, spray, roller
Associated Products:
- Interlux Reducing Solvent - Spray: Thinner for spray application & clean-up
- Interlux Reducing Solvent - Brush: Thinner for brush application & clean-up
How To Apply Interlux InterProtect 2000E
Apply InterProtect to clean, dry, and properly prepared surfaces only. Do not apply over one part paints. Prior to application, stir or shake individual components thoroughly. Add curing agent to the base at 1 part curing agent to 3 parts base (by volume). Stir and leave for 20 minutes induction time and to allow the bubbles to disperse. If thinning is needed, add thinner after the induction time.
Application Method: Airless Spray, Brush, Conventional Spray, Roller
Number of Coats: 4-5 To Reach a 10 mils dry
Dry Film Thickness per Coat: 2.6 mils (5.4 wet mils)
Coverage: 240 sq. ft/gal.
Application Temp: 41°F Min. / 95°F Max.
Thinner: Reducing Solvent 2316N or Brushing Liquid 2333N
Dry Times:
Temp
To Touch
Immersion
95°F
1/2 hrs
8 hrs
73°F
2 hrs
12 hrs
50°F
3 hrs
24 hrs
Surface Preparation
Bare Fiberglass or Epoxy
Remove all surface contamination using Fiberglass Surface Prep YMA601
Flush with fresh water, then allow to dry.
Sand with 80 grit paper then remove sanding residue.
Wipe with Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202.
Steel
Degrease by wiping with a rag soaked in Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202.
Grit blast to near white metal surface. A surface profile of 2-3 mils is recommended.
If grit blasting is not possible, grind the surface with a 36 grit grinding disc or sand with 40-60 grit sandpaper.
Bring the surface to a uniform, clean, bright metal surface with a surface profile of 2-3 mils.
Remove sanding residue and immediately apply a coat of InterProtect 2000E, thinned 15-20%.
Apply 4-5 additional coats of InterProtect 2000E.
Aluminum
Degrease by wiping with a rag soaked in Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202.
Grit blast, grind with a 36 grit disc, or sand with 40-60 grit sandpaper. If grit blasting, use aluminum-compatible materials.
Bring the surface to a uniform, clean, bright metal surface. Surface profile of 2-3 mils is recommended.
Remove sanding residue.
Within 1 hour of preparing surface, apply a coat of InterProtect 2000E thinned 15-20% with the correct thinner.
Apply 4-5 additional coats of InterProtect.
Bare Wood
Sand with 80-180 grade paper.
Remove oil from oil woods (ex teak) using Special Thinner 216 or 2316N.
Change rags frequently.
Application Information
When applying via brush, use a natural bristle brush
When applying via roller, use a 3/8" nap solvent-resistant roller
For airless spray application, use tip size 1880-2680, 0.44-0.53mm/60-70 thou. and 2400psi pressure.
When overcoating with VC 17m or VC 17m Extra, allow InterProtect to dry for 24-36 hours, then sand with 180-220 grit sand paper.
If filling is required, use appropriate fil…
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Interlux High Gloss White Yacht Enamel
Interlux Yacht Enamel is a fast drying, high quality topside finish. It has excellent adhesion to properly prepared surfaces and superior hiding characteristics. Easy to apply by brush, roller, conventional spray and airless spray. Interlux Yacht Enamel is ideal for use above the true waterline for hullsides, decks, boottops and fasion stripes. Bright, high gloss finish allows the natural beauty of wood to show through.
Great color and gloss retention
Traditional alkyd-based marine enamel
Bright, high gloss finish
Excellent flow and leveling properties
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Specifications:
Color: White
Finish: High Gloss
Coverage: 550 ft²/gal. by brush
Number of Coats: 2-3 minimum
Thinners:
- Interlux Brush Thinner: Thinning for brush application & clean-up
- Interlux Special Thinner: Thinning for spray application & clean-up
- It is best to paint on warm, dry mornings. Cold weather retards the drying and humidity can spoil the gloss.
***WILL SHIP GROUND ONLY TO THE CONTIGUOUS 48 STATES ONLY***
How To Apply
APPLICATION METHOD: Airless Spray, Brush, Conventional Spray, Roller- Pressure Pot or Siphon Cup
NUMBER OF COATS: 2-3 minimum
DRY FILM THICKNESS PER COAT: 2 mils (3.6 wet mils)
COVERAGE: 550 sq. ft/gal.
APPLICATION TEMP: 50°F Min. / 95°F Max.
THINNER: Brush - Brushing Liquid 333. Spray - Special Thinner 216.
DRY TIMES:
Temp
To Touch
To Recoat
95°F
1 HR
8 HR
73°F
2 HR
12 HR
50°F
3 HR
16 HR
BARE FIBERGLASS: In Good Condition Begin by scrubbing well using soap and water and a stiff brush. Rinse with fresh water and allow to dry. Wipe a small area with a clean rag that has been wetted with Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202. While the surface is still wet, wipe with a clean, dry rag. Continue this process until the entire surface has been cleaned. Sand with 180 grade (grit) paper. Remove sanding residue. In Poor Condition Clean as above. Sand with 80 grade (grit) paper. Apply White Undercoater 279.
BARE WOOD: Sand surface, wipe clean. Apply White Undercoater 279. Sand surface, wipe clean.
STEEL HULLS: Sandblast or grind, remove sanding residue. Immediately apply a self-etching primer. Allow to dry for 1-24 hours. Apply one coat of Epoxy Barrier-Kote 404/414.
APPLICATION INFORMATION: Apply 2-3 coats of Yacht Enamel* following the proper dry times. Sand between coats using 220-320 grade (grit) paper. Remove sanding residue with a rag dampened with Brushing Liquid 333. Yacht Enamel* may be applied by roller and brush using the roll and tip method. It is best to paint on warm, dry mornings. Cold weather retards the drying and humidity can spoil the gloss. Airless Spray Pressure: 170 bar/2500 psi. Tip Size: 0.33-0.41 mm/13-16 thou. Conventional Spray Pressure Pot: Pressure: 3.44-4.47 bar/50-65 psi (gun pressure); 8-10 psi (pot pressure). Tip Size: 0.89-1.4 mm/35-50 thou. Siphon Cup: Pressure: 3.44-4.47 bar/50-65 psi - gun pressure. Tip Size: 1.5-1.8 mm/60-70 thou.
How to Apply
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Interlux High Gloss White Yacht Enamel used for? Interlux High Gloss White Yacht Enamel is a traditional alkyd-based marine enamel designed for above-waterline applications. It can be used on hullsides, decks, boottops, and fashion stripes, providing a bright, high-gloss finish with good color and gloss retention.
- Can Interlux Yacht Enamel be applied to fiberglass, wood, and steel? Yes. Interlux Yacht Enamel can be applied to properly prepared fiberglass, wood, and steel. Bare fiberglass and wood require White Undercoater 279, while steel requires a self-etching primer followed by one coat of Epoxy Barrier-Kote 404/414 before applying the Yacht Enamel.
- How many coats of Interlux Yacht Enamel should I apply? Apply a minimum of 2-3 coats of Interlux Yacht Enamel, allowing the appropriate drying time between coats. Sand between coats with 220-32…
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Interlux Interstain Wood Filler Stain
Interlux Interstain fills the grain of the wood so that the number of coats of varnish can be reduced and it stains the wood to enhance its natural beauty.
Fills wood grain
Stains the wood to enhance its beauty
A great base for Interlux varnishes
Sold in pints
Specifications:
Finish: Matte
Number of Coats: As required
Application Method: Brush
Interlux Brush Thinner: Thinner.
Interlux Interstain is a thick paste before using. It must be mixed with thinner to the consistency of thick house paint.
Colors Available:
Brown Mahogany
Red Mahogany
CC Red Mahogany
***WILL SHIP GROUND ONLY TO THE CONTIGUOUS 48 STATES ONLY***
How to Apply
MSDS
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Interlux Interstain Wood Filler Stain used for? Interlux Interstain Wood Filler Stain is designed to fill the grain of wood while staining the surface to enhance its natural appearance. It also provides a base for Interlux varnishes and can help reduce the number of varnish coats needed.
- How should Interlux Interstain be prepared before application? Interlux Interstain is a thick paste before use and must be mixed with Interlux Brush Thinner. Add thinner until the product reaches the consistency of thick house paint before applying it to the wood.
- How is Interlux Interstain Wood Filler Stain applied? Interlux Interstain is applied by brush. The number of coats should be determined as required for the application. Follow the product preparation instructions and use Interlux Brush Thinner to achieve the recommended consistency before application.
- Can Interlux Interstain be used as a base for varnish? Yes. Interlux Interstain is designed to provide a suitable base for Interlux varnishes. By filling the wood grain and staining the surface, it prepares the wood for subsequent varnish application while enhancing the natural appearance of the material.
- What colors are available for Interlux Interstain Wood Filler Stain? Interlux Interstain Wood Filler Stain is available in Brown Mahogany, Red Mahogany, and CC Red Mahogany. The product has a matte finish and is sold in pint containers.
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