Seajet 031 Samurai is a high-value, slow-polishing antifouling paint that offers excellent season-long performance for boats navigating moderate fouling areas. It is recognized for its exceptional coverage rate and can be applied to a variety of substrates, excluding aluminum.

Key Features:

• Slow-Polishing Action: Ensures gradual release of active compounds throughout the season, maintaining effective fouling protection over time.
• Suitable for Multiple Substrates: Specifically formulated for use on GRP, wood, and steel surfaces, Samurai is versatile for different types of vessels.
• High Coverage Rate: Delivers extensive coverage, maximizing efficiency and reducing the amount of product needed for application.
• Vibrant Colour Options: Available in shark grey, blue, mid blue, red, and black, providing a range of choices to match the aesthetics of any vessel.

Technical Specifications:

• Application Methods: Suitable for application with a brush, roller, or spray (professional use only), providing flexibility in application techniques.
• Thinning: Recommended to be used with Seajet Thinner A for optimal application consistency.
• Recommended Film Thickness: Achieves 100 microns wet and 46 microns dry per coat, ensuring solid protection.
• Drying and Overcoating Times: Surface dry in 3 hours and hard dry in 12 hours at 20°C, with a maximum overcoating interval of 24 hours.

Application Details:

• Surface Preparation: High-pressure fresh water wash is required to clean the surface. For existing antifouling in good condition, it can be applied directly if compatible; otherwise, a barrier coat of Seajet 015 is recommended.
• New Application: For new substrates, appropriate sanding and priming with Seajet 015 or Seajet 117 (for GRP/Steel) are required to ensure adherence.
• Environmental Considerations: Offers a more environmentally friendly antifouling solution, formulated without harsh chemicals typically found in other antifoulings.

Usage Instructions: For best results, stir the product thoroughly before use to ensure a uniform consistency. Apply two coats, with an additional coat on high-wear areas such as the leading edges, waterline, rudders, and stern gear.