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Interlux Micron Extra SPC Antifouling Paint

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Interlux Micron Extra SPC Antifouling Paint

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Micron Extra SPC (self-polishing copolymer) is a multi-season antifouling paint that delivers premium protection in the harshest fouling conditions. The replacement for Interlux's extremely popular Micron Extra, SPC performs on boats of all sizes in fresh, brackish and salt waters.

From cold water to the tropics, Micron Extra SPC's self-polishing formula keeps boat bottoms and hulls clean and wears away evenly for long-lasting protection - even when your boat is sitting at the dock or on a mooring. Haul and relaunch without repainting. Boatyards prefer Micron Extra SPC's high solids, but VOC-compliant formulation.

Apply this antifouling bottom paint with a brush or roller. Suitable for use on previously antifouled surfaces, fiberglass, wood, and steel. Available in Black and Green.

Not for use in California.

Tech Specs
Dry Time41°F(5°C)59°F(15°C)77°F(25°C)95°F(35°C)
Immersion24 hrs18 hrs12 hrs8 hrs
Touch Dry60 mins45 mins30 mins20 mins
Minimum Over Coat Time41°F(5°C)59°F(15°C)77°F(25°C)95°F(35°C)
16 hrs10 hrs6 hrs4 hrs
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APPLICATION AND USE

Preparation:

PREVIOUSLY PAINTED SURFACE:
In Good Condition: Remove loose paint by sanding with 80 grade (grit) paper. Remove sanding residue.
In Poor Condition: Remove antifouling paint in poor condition.

Bare Fiberglass: It is very important that bare fiberglass be properly prepared to prevent delamination of the antifouling paint. Begin by scrubbing the surface thoroughly with a stiff brush using soap and water to remove loose dirt and contamination. Flush with fresh water to remove the soap residue and allow to dry. Remove mold release wax using one of the following Interlux products, Fiberglass Surface Prep YMA601 or Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202 following the product label instructions. After the surface has been properly cleaned, follow one of the application systems below.

No Sand SystemClean the surface following the preparation procedure above. Apply one coat of InterProtect 2000E or Fiberglass No Sand Primer following the label instructions for applying the primer and overcoating with antifouling paint. Apply two coats of Micron Extra SPC allowing appropriate drying times.

Sanding SystemClean the surface following the preparation procedure above. Sand entire surface well with 80 grade (grit) paper until flat matte finish is obtained. Remove sanding residue. Apply at least two coats of Micron Extra SPC allowing appropriate drying times.

Blister Prevention System: Apply the Interprotect system for the prevention of blisters.

Bare Wood: Sand with 80 grade (grit) paper. Apply first coat reduced 10% with Special Thinner 216. Fill seams with Interlux Seam Compound 30 (if necessary).

Steel: Contact Interlux for further details. Method Two coats should be applied. Apply an extra stripe coat in areas of high wear such as chines, rudders, sterngear and any leading edges.

Hints
Mixing: Thoroughly stir until product is mixed to a uniform consistency before use.
Thinner: Thinning is not recommended. Antifouling performance can be compromised if correct dry film thickness is not applied. If thinning is necessary, do not thin more than 10% by volume using Special Thinner 216 or BrushEase 433.
Ventilation and Humidity Control: Ensure adequate ventilation during use. Other: For application of Micron Extra SPC to underwater metals such as stainless steel, cast iron, lead and bronze, see Interprotect bulletin. Antifouling should only be wet sanded. Never dry sand or burn off old antifoulings. True color will develop after immersion.

Technical Information

Micron Extra SPC Features:

  • SPC technology delivers remarkable protection as it is polishing away in a controlled manner regardless whether the boat is moving or sitting at the dock
  • Multi-seasonal protection for all areas from cold water usage to tropical waters on boats of all sizes
  • High solids and VOC compliant formulation makes it ideal for boatyards looking to limit or reduce VOC emissions
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Questions

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Q: null Good afternoon: How much ""Interlux Micron Extra"" (green) is required to cover the bottom of a 1983 Freedom 44 Ketch? This boat presently has a ""blue bottom"" in good condition. I am purchasing the Freedom and do not know the brand of bottom paint, which is on her bottom. I plan on living aboard year round and will be doing distance sailing. Presently, purchasing this Freedom 44. I am selling my old sailboat. How much ""Interlux Micron Extra"" (green) is required for the bottom of a 1965 Allied Seabreeze 35? This boat already has Interlux Micron Extra (green) on her bottom. For the Allied Seabreeze 35, I raised the waterline 1"", so I will need a primer to cover the raw fiberglass -> please advise. Thanks so much for your assistance! Gaetano Paduano 619-852-6468 gaetano_paduano@me.com

a year ago
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A: 1 gallon will cover @414 sq ft with one coat. To calculate your area below the waterline multiply the LOA x Beam x .85. Prime with Interlux InterProtect 2000E Barrier Coat Epoxy Primer.

a year ago
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Q: null 1 is this the same as micron 66? 2 can it be applied over micron 66 Thanks Ken

a year ago
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A: Micron Extra SPC is not the same but it is compatible. A heavy sanding is required for surface prep.

a year ago
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Q: null Does the micron extra SPC product release and perform equivalent antifouling when covering aluminum trim tabs and bronze stuts on a trawler ?

2 years ago
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A: It will work on metal but is not recommended to be applied on metals because it contains copper and will cause electrolysis pitting the metals. A copper free product is recommended like Micron CF (Copper Free)

2 years ago
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Q: null Does this Bottom Paint have a gloss finish? Will be applying this to a fresh water boat , the customer wants a gloss finish that doesn't rub off easily and is not chalky. If not this then which interlux product do you recommend?

3 years ago
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A: Bottom paints are more of a flat or matte finish. Here is a link to a color chart that may help. https://www.interlux.com/en/us/boat-paint/antifouling/micron-extra-spc

3 years ago
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