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Interlux Aqua-One Antifouling Paint
Interlux Aqua-One Antifouling Paint
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Save more time and money on your next bottom painting project with Interlux Aqua-One, a powerful, water-based antifouling coating that's easy to apply with a brush or roller, covers well, and dries fast.
Aqua-One is DIY and environmentally friendly because it uses water as the solvent, which means low VOCs and low odor for indoor application, plus easy clean-up. Low VOCs mean the paint dries faster so you can launch faster. Or, wait to splash when you're ready because Aqua-One has an indefinite launch window. An added bonus for boatyards is Aqua-One's availability in a cost-effective, 3-gallon pail (black and blue only).
Aqua-One comes in Black, Blue, Green, and Red, in Quart, Gallon, and 3-Gallon sizes.
Not for use in California
Tech Specs
| Item Number | Color | Sizes |
|---|---|---|
| YBE179 | Black | Quart, Gallon, 3-Gallon |
| YBE169 | Blue | Quart, Gallon, 3-Gallon |
| YBE159 | Green | Quart, Gallon |
| YBE149 | Red | Quart, Gallon |
| Temperature | Min. Overcoat Time | Max. Overcoat Time | Dry to Launch Min. (50% RH) | Dry to Launch Min. (75% RH) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45°F | 16 hrs | 30 days | 48 hrs | 72 hrs |
| 50°F | 8 hrs | 30 days | 36 hrs | 48 hrs |
| 60°F | 4 hrs | 30 days | 16 hrs | 24 |
| 70°F | 2 hrs | 30 days | 5 hrs | 7 hrs |
| 95°F | 1 hr | 30 days | 2 hrs | 5 hrs |
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Technical Information
- Number of Parts: 1
- Finish: Matte
- Specific Gravity: 2.24
- Volume Solids: 36%
- VOC: Less than 240 g/L
- Compatibility/Substrates: Wood, steel, iron, led, GRP. Do not use on alloy or zinc sprayed metals, or over soft antifouling paints. Can be applied over most solvent-based antifouling paints.
- Application Method: Brush, roller, airmix, and airless spray
- DFT per coat (recommended): 1.5
- WFT per coat (recommended): 3.3
- Number of Coats: 2-3 by brush/roller. Bare wood (first coat thinned).
- Coverage: (Theoretical) - 375 ft2/gal
- Typical Shelf Life: 2 years
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Long Island Sound
5 out of 5 stars.
Aqua-One Does the Job
3 years ago
Good bottom paint. It does the job well. I have been using this paint for several years. I have tried other water-based antifouling paints but this seems to be the best in my opinion.
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Bourne, Ma
5 out of 5 stars.
This is only a review on delivery.
5 years ago
This is only a review on delivery as it is April and I am 2 weeks away from using bottom paint. The item arrived well packaged and safely wrapped.
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Warren RI
5 out of 5 stars.
Yes would buy again
6 years ago
Use this last season held up great. I could go with painting bottom this season that's how good it lasted
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Q: Can this product be used on a aluminum houseboat bottom
3 years ago1 Answer
A: Do not use this paint on aluminum. It will eat your hull. Use a non copper paint such as Interlux Micron CF or TotalBoat Krypton.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: On the data sheet it says DO NOT SPRAY under notes but under application it says brush, roller or sprayer. Which is it? You can spray it or you can't or is it you can but you probably shouldn't?
4 years ago1 Answer
A: You can spray with an airless sprayer but probably shouldn't. The paint is pretty thick and would lose it's effectiveness if thinned for spraying. Rolling is the best bet for large surfaces with brushing where a roller can't reach.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can I apply Interlux Aqua One over System Three WR-LPU Topcoat?
4 years ago1 Answer
A: Yes but the topcoat is not suitable for continuous submersion and it will likely delaminate from the hull, taking the bottom paint with it. Your best option is to remove the topcoat before bottom painting.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: can aqua-one be applied over oil based micron
7 years ago1 Answer
A: Yes you can paint right over Micron. Lightly sand and apply. Oil vs. water based antifouling does not create compatibility issues. Once the water or solvents have evaporated, and the paint has cured, they do not have incompatibility issues like household paints do.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: I have some 8 year old bottom ablative paint that has pretty much ablated off. Some where around 50-60%. Can I overcoat with Aqua 1 (the cheeeep Stuff) with out removal of the old paint? Old paint is around 10 years old. Top speed on this 26' X 8 X 2.5' STEAM LAUNCH is 6.7 mph. Drag is not a great concern. tom Ray
8 years ago1 Answer
A: Remove all traces of loose paint and contamination by sanding the entire surface well with 80 grit sandpaper. Remove sanding residue.
8 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can this be painted over micron? What is the proper prep if its compatible?
11 months ago0 Answers
Q: 1. Can Interlux Aqua-One be painted over Blue Marine Copper Shield ablative? 2. Is Interlux Aqua-One a multi-season ablative? I sail in freshwater (Lake Erie). Our sailing season is mid-may through mid-October.
5 years ago0 Answers
Q: I put my third cote of Aqua one on my boat yesterday and now want to paint my water line. However, I can't get the masking tape to stick to bottom paint. any suggestions? John
7 years ago0 Answers