Has anyone used trilux on the hull?

[colhel]

I, as it seems lots here do, only use Trilux on the saildrive leg and prop and it works well, but I've not heard of it being used on the main hull. Has anyone here tried it, and what results did you get?

 

[Dipper]

I've used it as boot topping but it's not self eroding so builds up. You can scrub it though.

I don't paint a boot top any more. It's too much trouble and the self eroding antifoul seems to last a season anyway.

 

[joliette]

It's a good boot top on a sailing boat. It's a hard antifoul so it's mostly used by power boats on the hull, although I've also used it on my tender with success and would recommend it as it scrubs off very well.

 

[colhel]

I've used it as a boot top too. But when the boats lifted out the area's with trilux seem to be the cleanest

 

[Cloven]

trilux is classed as a hard racing as a hard racing antifoul, suited to fast planing powerboats where a normal soft antifoul would erode very quickly. As such, not sure how it would work on a slow sailboat.

 

[savageseadog]

I use it on a racing yacht, all over, does seem to work well and appears to have good barnacle resistance

 

[GrahamM376]

It's a good boot top on a sailing boat.

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