Jotun SeaQuantum Classic and Ultra

[catmandoo]

A lot of boats spent more time static in marinas per year than actually moving so Jotun Sea Quantum Ultra has been suggested as a good antifouling for some cruising yachts as it covers both slow moving( under 12 knots and static conditions while classic does medium above 12 knots . So why is it that they are not readily available at chandleries and suppliers etc ?

Boat yards which also do fishing boats buy these items in large quantities as they are commercial products and of course offer a cheap rate . Has anyone on the forum had experience of using either of the above two Jotun Products

 

[John100156]

Speak to Malcolm at Shepherd Marine Ltd, he is a supplier of Jotun products and will quote you book, chapter and verse regarding the many differences between the Commercial and Leisure ranges, contact details follow!

Malcolm
Shepherd Marine Ltd
020 7622 2420

 

[Mudplugger]

Simple economics really! /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif If that which you are trying to sell has a higher price, then the return from your sales effort is greater than if you sell a cheaper product, cos the mark up is probably the same.....50% of £25.00 is £12.50..but of £70. is £35. so three times the money in your hand, for no more effort /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Used to buy Jotun in bulk from a commercial supplier and break down into smaller quantities and split twixt other club members. Cost around the £25.00 for a 25l drum..not a lot of colour choice...red..red or even red....but it worked!