Sea Hawk Talon Bottom Paint

Sea Hawk Talon Bottom Paint

The Sea Hawk Talon is a semi hard hybrid ablative antifouling copper based bottom paint. Can be applied over most antifouling coatings and combats aggressively all types of salt and fresh water marine fouling.

Features:

Consistent viscosity provides better flow and rolling ability

Can be applied over other modified epoxy antifouling paints

Value priced semi hard hybrid ablative antifouling paint

33.6% cuprous oxide - highest grade available

How to Apply Sea Hawk Talon Bottom Paint

Sea Hawk TALON Bottom Paint is easily applied by brush, roller, or spray. When rolling, use only a high-quality short nap 3/8” roller cover. Apply using thin coats. For the smoothest possible finish, thin the paint approximately 10% using Sea Hawk 2053. TALON has a tendency for settling to occur, especially if the paint has been on the shelf for several months. Thoroughly mix the paint before using. Before using, check the sides and bottom of the can to make sure all the pigment has been mixed in.

Finish: Semi-Gloss

Coverage:  359 Sq Ft

Application Method: Bursh, Rolling, Airless Sprayer

Maximum Roller Thickness: 3/8” Nap

Number of Coats: 2

Wet Film Thickness: 5.0 mils

Dry Film Thickness: 2.2 mils

Application Temp: 50° F Min/ 95° F Max

Thinner: If necessary maximum 10% with Sea Hawk 2033 or 2035

Previously Painted Surfaces

Known Compatibility of existing antifoulant

Power wash to remove any loose paint or other contaminants.

Scuff sand with 80 grit sandpaper, remove all residue and let dry.

Apply minimum 2 coats of TALON. Allow 3-6 hours between coats and a minimum overnight dry.

Unknown Compatibility of existing antifoulant

Power wash to remove any loose paint or other contaminants.

Scuff sand with 80 grit sandpaper, remove all residue and let dry.

Apply 1 coat of 1277 Barrier coat primer or 1283 Island Primer

Apply minimum of two coats of TALON. Allow 3-6 hours between coats and a minimum overnight dry.

Poor condition of existing antifoulant

If previous coating is cracking, peeling, or flaking strip the antifoulant with stripper, sanding, or commercial blasting.

Once stripped refer to the Bare Fiberglass Application Guidelines.

Bare Fiberglass

To prepare the surface it is important to remove all contaminants first. Scrub the surface with detergent soap and a stiff brush.

Using either S-80 Wax N’ Grease Killer or S-90 De-Wax Etch & Cleaner scrub the surface and rinse thoroughly.

Sand to a uniform dull looking surface with 80-100 grit sandpaper and rewash with S-80 Wax and Grease Killer or S-90 De-Watch Etch & Cleaner

Once cleaned and sanded, seal the surface with 2-3 coats of Tuff Stuff. Apply the second coat once the first has a tacky feel.

Apply minimum of two coats of TALON. Allow 3-6 hours between coats and a minimum

Sanding Method:

Sand to a uniform dull looking surface with 80-100 grit sandpaper and rewash with S-80 Wax and Grease Killer or S-90 De-Watch Etch & Cleaner

Apply minimum of two coats of TALON. Allow 3-6 hours between coats and a minimum overnight dry.

Non-Sanding Method:

Apply one thin coat of Sea Hawk 1266 no more than .3-.5 mils wet film thickness and allow to dry for 1 hour.

Apply minimum of two coats of TALON. Allow 3-6 hours between coats and a minimum overnight dry.

Bare Wood

Clean the surface and ensure it is dry and free of contaminants.

Sand to a uniformly frosty, dull looking surface with 80-100 grit sandpaper.

Apply two coats of TALON. Apply first coat thinned 20% and let dry overnight. Apply two more coats allowing 3-6 hours between coats and a minimum overnight dry.

Steel/Aluminum Hulls

Sandblast to near white or white metal SSPC-SP-10 or equivalent. Remove residue by brush or compressed air.

Copper Based Antifoulant Application

Apply two coats of S-76 Primer, the first coat applied within 1 hour of sanding. Allow the first coat to dry to a tacky feel t…