Red Micron Extra Antifouling Paint, Gallon - Interlux

Purchase Qualifying Interlux Micron Extra and Get Cash Back!
Purchase up to 2 gallons of Micron Extra Antifouling paint between February 1, 2013 and May 31, 2013 and receive $20 rebate per gallon! Complete this form, include the original dated sales receipt with price circled and fill in the UPC number for each product redemption.
Mail all items to:
Promotion #46202
Interlux Boat Owner Support Program - US
PO Box 22092
Tempe, AZ 85285-2092

Must be postmarked by June 30, 2013
Limit two (2) gallons per customer. Limit one submission per customer

Uses Micron® Technology to provide excellent, long lasting antifouling protection against all types of fouling. Micron Extra includes Biolux, to control slime. Hightly engineered, controlled polishing rate reduces build-up of old coatings and minimizes sanding.. Haul and re-launch without repainting. Micron Technology uses less copper more efficiently than old fashioned high copper bottom paints.

• Available in a low emissions formula: Micron Extra VOC
• Increased fuel economy leads to reduced carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide emissions
• Biolux® technology blocks slime and improves antifouling performance. Suitable for use on all boats in all waters
• Lloyds Register certified as TBT-free

Technical Specifications
Area:	Below the waterline
Finish/Sheen:	Matte
Substrates:	GRP/FRP Lead Steel Wood Carbon Fibre Cast Iron
Suitable for Aluminum:	No
Suitable for High Fouling Areas:	Excellent
Number of Coats:	2-3
Application Method:	Airless Spray Brush Conventional Spray Roller
Application Method	Recommended No. of Coats	Practical Coverage (sq. ft/Gal)	Thinner
Airless Spray	2-3	264	Y216
Brush	2-3	396	Y216
Conventional Spray	2-3	264	Y216
Roller	2-3	396	Y216
Below Water Systems: One-Part Products
These systems provide a good level of protection.
How Much AntiFouling Paint Do I Need?
Determining how much antifouling you will need is fairly simple. You can calculate the area to paint by multiplying the length of your hull (LOA) by the beam and multiply by 0.85 (LOA x B x 0.85 = Area). Then divide the area by the coverage of the paint you’ve chosen to determine how many quarts per coat you will need.
Refer to the reference chart below for another quick estimate of how much antifouling paint is required for two coats.