Antifouling in Holland

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Can anyone tell me ( or point to a source of information ) what the current rules are
about which antifouling paint is permitted in the Netherlands.

I did google it but could only find that a ban of some type was instituted but later
overturned by an EU ruling.

Many thanks,

Andy
 
Andy

Did you see this? I haven't researched it so I'm not recommending it at all.

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Thanks for the response. Unfortunately there is no info in there which says what is permitted.
In Holland, a 2.5 litre tin retails at approx £ 180 pounds. I have bought AF in the UK for
less than £ 50. I need two tins, so there is a serious difference in costs!

Andy
 
ANDY_W said:
Thanks for the response. Unfortunately there is no info in there which says what is permitted.
In Holland, a 2.5 litre tin retails at approx £ 180 pounds. I have bought AF in the UK for
less than £ 50. I need two tins, so there is a serious difference in costs!

Andy
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180 pounds for what antifouling? Most regular antifouling (i.e. suitable for salt water use) retails for around 100-150 euros for 2.5 litres. This amounts to around 90-130 pounds.
For getting an idea of what is permitted, just look at what's available in (Dutch) shops.

Here is a (partial but recent) list of antifoulings you are allowed to apply in the Netherlands as a non-professional:
https://www.varendoejesamen.nl/storage/app/media/Antifouling/toegelaten-antifoulings-particulieren-27-03-2018.pdf
 
ANDY_W said:
Can anyone tell me ( or point to a source of information ) what the current rules are
about which antifouling paint is permitted in the Netherlands.

I did google it but could only find that a ban of some type was instituted but later
overturned by an EU ruling.

Many thanks,

Andy
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are you applying it in The Netherlands of taking it over on your boats bottom
marine discounter are a good supplier https://www.marinediscounter.nl mail order in / to NL & Belgium
 
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Many thanks for all your replies, I now have all the information I need. Once again the forum delivers the goods!

Andy
 
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