Coppercoat Photo Gallery - Photos of Coppercoat applications

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Coppercoat Sanding Sample	Coppercoat will run and sag if applied too thick	This short skirt is good for dew, but won't keep blowing rain off of the hull.	The whole vessel skirted for dew
Note the cardboard "noses" taped under the skirt to keep it off the Coppercoat.	Note how they suspended the skirt over the stands and poles, keeping it away from the hull, so it didn't stick to the wet Coppercoat and allowing them to paint underneath it.	Rain and fog were expected, so Scarano Boatyard taped the skirt above the 115' waterline and then rolled it up and out of the way while they were painting. Note the 2x4s on the ground, ready to be put in place at the end of the day, or quickly if it started to rain. (And yes, it did.)	This boat is skirted in expectation of rain
Rain will wash newly applied Coppercoat off. The back of the keel and the foot were completely coated before the rain.	Grills and covers are removed for brush application	Props are covered for spraying	Protecting the inlets
Painting in progress	Coppercoat first coat	Coppercoat finished coating
Coppercoat first coat	Coppercoat second coat	Coppercoat finished coating

This prop has just been sandblasted, primed, and protected with Coppercoat	This boat's propeller was protected with Coppercoat about two years ago. The boat alternated between being stationary and cruising in Florida waters. It is now in its third year and is in the Bahamas.	Coppercoat? NO! This is 'Petit Vivid White' after only 1 year	This is Aurora, a Morgan 38 that has been on Tampa Bay for 7 years.
This is “Betelgeuse” which been in the RI area for the past 6 years. Her owners came to our booth in Newport to tell us how much they like Coppercoat.	Santarella has had Coppercoat for 4.5 years in the waters between intercoastal Florida and Connecticut, and this is owner Phil’s second Coppercoated race boat.	A recent project	Coppercoat gives even higher returns for larger vessels
The 72 ft Oystercatcher XXV has Coppercoat	A Catalina 27 with a Coppercoat bottom after 11 years in the Chesapeake.	The sailing catamaran Torvin in Grenada for a touch-up after 8 years in the Caribbean.	Coppercoat is great for trailered boats. This boat is kept for months at a time in and then out of the water. This photo is after 2.5 years in Satellite Beach, Fl.
This is Mischief hauled in Shelter Bay, Panama after 8 years in the Caribbean - still not ready for her first touch-up