Epifanes Black Bottom

High-quality preservative tar-free black coating/marine varnish, which can be applied both below and above the waterline. Due to its dense surface structure, Epifanes Black Bottom is highly resistant to continuous water exposure. In addition, this product offers excellent adhesion and is highly suitable for overcoating tar layers and direct application to bare steel and wood. Black Bottom is easy to apply, colourfast, and resistant to the effects of ultraviolet radiation and the alternating influences of water and air. Black Bottom does not possess anti-fouling properties and will, like tar, become fouled over time. To prevent fouling, two coats of Werdol Copper-Free can be applied 5 days after applying the final coat of Black Bottom.

Description: High-quality preservative tar-free black coating/marine varnish, which can be applied both below and above the waterline. Due to its dense surface structure, Epifanes Black Bottom is highly resistant to continuous water exposure. In addition, this product offers excellent adhesion and is highly suitable for overcoating tar layers and direct application to bare steel and wood. Black Bottom is easy to apply, colourfast, and resistant to the effects of ultraviolet radiation and the alternating influences of water and air. Black Bottom does not possess anti-fouling properties and will, like tar, become fouled over time. To prevent fouling, two coats of Werdol Copper-Free can be applied 5 days after applying the final coat of Black Bottom. Application: Bare and tarred steel and wood. For good protection of the underwater hull, a minimum dry coat of 250-300 microns must be applied to a bare surface (this is approx. 500 ml per m² ). Sandable: Do not sand Brush application: Epifanes Paint Thinner Spray application: Epifanes 1-C Spray Thinner Advice: Apply the first coat diluted to bare steel or existing (coal-)tar systems. Recoatable: After 12 hours at 18°C. Recoatable with: After 5 days with Werdol Copper-Free Coverage: 10 m2/l @ 50 microns Recommended dry film thickness: 50 microns Recommended wet film thickness: 100 microns Colours: black