ZO Antifouling Paint
Price range: $98.40 through $296.00
- The original copper-free paint
- Compatible over most paints
- Easy to apply
- For use on fiberglass, aluminum, steel, and wood hulls
No Air shipping available.
Contact us for pricing and availability of 5 gallon pails.
- Excellent general purpose antifouling paint
- Features Pyrithione Zinc and ePaint’s patented photoactive technology to prevent settling and attachment of hard shell-type organisms
- Suitable for fresh and salt water
- Prevents grass, slime, algae and bacteria
- Safe for aluminum boats, motor brackets, trim tabs and running gear
- Available in quarts, gallons, and five gallon pails
- Available colors: White, Gray, Black, Blue, Green and Red
- Use case – Excellent general purpose antifouling paint for all boat types
- Performance level – Good copper-free protection
- Ideal customer – Recreational sailboats and powerboats
- Key spec differences – No critical max dry to launch time
ePaint ZO is proudly manufactured in the USA. Please contact ePaint.com at websales@epaint.com for more information on ePaint ZO or other ePaint products. Download the Product Info Sheet.
- Hybrid finish incorporates benefits of both hard and ablative type paints – no old paint buildup
- Unlimited coat to launch time, paint in the fall before winter storage
- Safe to haul boats in and out
- Coverage rate: 310 ft2/gal; 78-80 ft2/qt
- Thinner: ePaint EP-13 thinner
- Application: Traditional methods – roll (1/4” nap or foam), brush, or spray (HVLP)
- Finish: Eggshell-like finish
- Recommended number of coats: 2 or 3 full coats with 2 extra coats at the waterline and leading edges.
- Dark colors are not recommended for high fouling environments. Chose white or gray for these conditions.
For complete application procedures and requirements see the Tech Data Sheet (PDF).
ePaint Company recommends three full coats plus two additional coats at the waterline.
This calculation is an estimate based only on overall length and beam of your boat; the actual amount of surface area may be slightly different depending on unforeseen factors such as hull design, loss of product during the application, etc.
