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Product Details
Sea-Hawk Cukote's high loading of cuprous oxide makes it a suitable antifouling paint for use in the most severe fouling areas. As an ablative, self-polishing coating, there is no buildup of bottom paint over time. Your hull's underwater surface remains smooth and clean.
Cukote copolymer can also withstand removal from water without affecting its antifouling properties.
Tech Specs
| Item # | Color | Size |
|---|---|---|
| SHK-3445QT | Black | Quart |
| SHK-3445GL | Black | Gallon |
| SHK-3430QT | Dark Blue | Quart |
| SHK-3430GL | Dark Blue | Gallon |
| SHK-3433QT | Green | Quart |
| SHK-3433GL | Green | Gallon |
| SHK-3442QT | Light Blue | Quart |
| SHK-3442GL | Light Blue | Gallon |
| SHK-3441QT | Red | Quart |
| SHK-3441GL | Red | Gallon |
| SHK-3434QT | Teal | Quart |
| SHK-3434GL | Teal | Gallon |
| SHK-3410QT | White | Quart |
| SHK-3410GL | White | Gallon |
| SHK-3432QT | Brown | Quart |
| SHK-3432GL | Brown | Gallon |
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NOTE: Due to computer monitor color calibration differences, color swatches may not accurately represent the actual paint color.
Technical Information
Additional Features & Info
- Self Polishing Ablative with Multi-Season Performance on Both Pleasure Craft, Coastal and Deep Sea Vessels
- Harder Ablative Finish Makes Cukote Ideal for Fast Moving Vessels including: Pleasure Craft Power Boats, High Speed Transports, Supply Vessels, and Ferries
- May Be Taken In and Out of the Water Without Affecting Antifouling Characteristics
- Does Not Contain Any Organotin Compounds (TBT)
- May Be Used on All Steel, Fiberglass, and Wood Vessels Below the Waterline That Have Been Planned Drydockings of Less Than Three Years
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Tangier, VA
5 out of 5 stars.
Good for 2 years on Chesapeake Bay
a year ago
I've been using this paint for 10 years on my 40' sailboat with a home port in the South Chesapeake Bay. It keeps barnacles off for 2 years. I use a Scrubby ~ once per month in summertime to remove slime.
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Englewood fl
5 out of 5 stars.
Outstanding
2 years ago
Rolled it on nice and easy. Don't suggest using a foam roller.
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Cleveland Ohio
5 out of 5 stars.
Solid 2-3 year ablative coating for fresh water.
3 years ago
I have used this product for 5 years now and I am on my second application. My boat sits in a fresh water harbor with quite dirty water. We haul every fall and pressure spray clean up is a snap. The green color compliments the flag blue hull color as well.
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Tangier, VA
5 out of 5 stars.
One off the best!
4 years ago
I get 2 years between hauling out with this paint on Chesapeake Bay - with very little hull scrubbing in between.
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Crisfield, MD
5 out of 5 stars.
Very effective for 2 years.
6 years ago
I have used this paint for years. It lasts 2 good years on Chesapeake Bay without annual hauling out. I just scrub one foot below the waterline one or twice per summer to remove the slime. I probably could even get 3 years with this paint... And it is easy to apply; 2 coats, 2 days, and back in the water!
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Q: null Ive been using JD Spartan but several local boaters in the SW Florida Gulf waters area siggest I try Spartan cukote. Is Cukote compatible with JD Spartan? Or will I need to completely remove the JD product before applying Seahawk Cukoye?
5 years ago1 Answer
A: You can apply SeaHawk Cukote over TB Spartan, just sand with 80 grit clean and apply.
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: null Hi, What is the recommended type paint roller for this paint ?
6 years ago4 Answers
A: You can either use a traditional roller (with short ""hair"") or a foam roller. To get a smoother finish, a person should follow behind the roller to point the paint (i.e., to smooth out using a wet (i.e., dipped in paint) paint brush). You should try to apply a heavier coat in those areas more prone to undesirable growth (first foot below the waterline). Or you may just apply an additional coat to these areas. The type of roller is far less important than thoroughly mixing the paint before application. The copper will have settled in the can and a vigorous stirring is required to put it all back in suspension. Any hardware/paint store should have a special ""paddle"" that you can affix to a power drill to help mixing the thick paint.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: null what is the Total Boat equivalent?
8 years ago1 Answer
A: Totalboat Spartan, multiseason 47% CU.
8 years agoHelpful?
Q: null Can I use this product on an aluminum boat ?
8 years ago1 Answer
A: No, Cukote contains copper which will pit the aluminum. Use Interlux Trilux, or Totalboat Krypton which don't have copper as the biocide.
8 years agoHelpful?
Q: null We had Cukote put on bottom this Spring but hauled due to Hurricane last week. Boat in river and bottom a bit brown. I used Scotch Brite to clean and am thinking about putting one coat of Cukote on before we put her back in. For a Bristol 47 sailboat, how much Cukote do you estimate for one coat? thanks
7 years ago0 Answers
Q: null plan to use it on a 23'racing sail boat - any input?
9 years ago0 Answers