High-copper antifouling bottom paint delivers controlled-release protection for multiple seasons in all waters and fouling conditions. This self-polishing ablative bottom paint provides a smooth, abrasion-resistant finish for greater fuel efficiency. For fiberglass, wood, and steel hulls.
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MULTI-SEASON ANTIFOULING
Potent copper load prevents barnacles and slime in fresh and salt water.
BURNISH FOR SPEED
Smooth finish can be burnished for added speed and fuel efficiency.
EASY TO USE
Brush, roll or spray on prepared wood, fiberglass and steel hulls.
GALLON BONUS
Free paint suit and painting tools with each Gallon order.
Exceptional antifouling protection in high fouling conditions
Spartan’s high copper content and ablative, self-polishing nature combine to shed slime and shield your boat’s bottom from hard and soft growth like zebra mussels, algae, and hydroids all season long. The more coats you apply, the longer Spartan repels even the most aggressive foulants.
Burnishing adds smoothness and speed with no loss of protection
Spartan Antifouling Paint is easy to apply with a roller or brush, flows evenly, and cures quickly to a streamlined, abrasion-resistant finish made even smoother by burnishing. And Spartan won’t wear off faster just because your boat moves faster through the water. Its advanced co-polymer ablative formula releases biocides at the same constant, controlled rate no matter how fast or slow you go.
Spartan Antifouling Paint Details
Ultra-smooth, durable bottom paint for fiberglass and wooden boats, primed steel, and most previously painted surfaces.
Each Gallon order includes a free roller & metal tray kit, paint suit, 1 roll of painter’s masking tape, an abrasive pad, and two 10″ wooden stir sticks.
38% copper load ensures multiple season protection in salt water and fresh water.
Smooth finish can be burnished for added speed and increased fuel efficiency.
Colors: Black, Blue, Green, and Red
Sizes: Gallons (all colors) and Quarts (Black/Blue only)
Safety Precautions
Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames. and hot surfaces. Do not get in eyes, skin, or on clothing. Do not breathe vapors or spray mist. Do not eat, drink, or smoke when using this product. Avoid releases of this product to the environment. Wear proper eye, skin, arms and hands protection. Before using this product, please read and understand all safety information in the SDS (Safety Data Sheet).
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SPECIFICATIONS
TECHNICAL DATA
APPLICATION DATA
Substrates: Fiberglass, wood, steel/iron, and properly prepared previously painted substrates
Application Method: Brush, Roll (3/16" solvent-safe nap or foam roller cover), or Spray (airless or conventional)
Film Thickness (per Coat): 1.5 mils dry (3.75 mils wet)
Number of Coats: 1-2
Dry Time to Overcoat: 1.5 hours @ 90ºF, 3 hours @ 70ºF, 6 hours @ 50ºF
Dry Time to Launch: 6 hours @ 90ºF, 10 hours @ 70ºF, 16 hours @ 50ºF
PHYSICAL DATA
Colors: Black, Blue, Green, Red
Finish: Flat
Seasonal Protection: Multi-season - apply at least one coat per season of protection.
Applicable Waters: Salt water & fresh water
Cuprous Oxide: 37.50%
Coverage: 500 square feet per gallon; 125 square feet per quart
Launch Window: There is no maximum dry time before launching.
Surface Prep Solvent: TotalBoat Dewaxer & Surface Prep or TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 100 or TotalBoat Spray Thinner 101 or Acetone (bare substrates only, but specifically recommended for use on oily hardwoods or bare white oak).
Cleanup Solvent: TotalBoat Dewaxer & Surface Prep or TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 100 or TotalBoat Spray Thinner 101
HOW IT COMPARES
Spartan Multi-Season Antifouling Paint
Substrates:
Seasonal protection:
Applicable waters:
Colors available:
Water or solvent based?
Biocide:
Application methods:
Number of coats:
Primer:
Thinner:
Cleanup:
Coverage:
Application temperature/RH:
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THIS ITEM
Spartan Multi-Season Antifouling Paint
Substrates:
Fiberglass, wood, steel/iron, and properly prepared previously painted substrates
Seasonal protection:
Multi-season - apply at least one coat of Spartan per season of protection.
Applicable waters:
Salt water & fresh water
Colors available:
Black, Blue, Green, Red
Water or solvent based?
Solvent
Biocide:
Cuprous Oxide - 37.50%
Application methods:
Brush, Roll, or Spray (airless or conventional)
Number of coats:
1-2
Primer:
TotalBoat TotalProtect
Thinner:
TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 100, for brushing and rolling applications; TotalBoat Spray Thinner 101, for spraying and cool weather brushing/rolling applications
Cleanup:
TotalBoat Dewaxer & Surface Prep or TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 100 or TotalBoat Spray Thinner 101
Coverage:
500 sq ft/gal, 125 sq ft/qt
Application temperature/RH:
50-90ºF; 0-90% RH
Units of measure:
Gallons (all colors) and Quarts (Black and Blue only)
What can Spartan Multi-Season Antifouling Bottom Paint be used on?
It can be used on wood fiberglass, steel, or iron (surface must be prepared and primed with TotalBoat TotalProtect prior to applying TotalBoat Spartan), and previously painted surfaces (do not apply over tin, vinyl, or Teflon® bottom paint).
Do not use on aluminum hulls. For aluminum and underwater metals, see TotalBoat Krypton and Alumipaint AF copper-free bottom paints
Can TotalBoat Spartan be applied over other paints?
Yes, Spartan can be applied over nearly all existing bottom paints (aside from tin, vinyl, or paints containing Teflon®), as long as they are in good condition. Remove any loose, flaking paint, sand with 80 grit, wipe the surface with TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 100, and apply paint. Paints in poor condition should be removed completely before applying Spartan.
Can Spartan Antifouling Paint be applied directly to bare gelcoat?
If the boat is going to be kept in the water, applying a barrier coat primer like TotalProtect is a good idea in order to prevent future issues with gelcoat blistering.
Can I use Spartan above the waterline?
No, Spartan Antifouling Paint is meant to be used below the waterline only. It does not contain UV resistance and is an ablative finish designed to wear away with use, constantly exposing fresh biocide.
How soon can I paint after applying TotalProtect or other epoxy primers?
Wait 24 hrs after the last coat of primer, then apply bottom paint.
What is the coverage per gallon?
The coverage of Spartan is 500 sq. ft. per gallon.
How much paint do I need for my boat?
The best way to estimate how much paint you’ll need is to calculate the approximate surface area of the hull below the waterline, in square feet. Multiply boat length X beam X 0.85.
Do you need to thin this paint?
No, Spartan does not require thinning, but adding a maximum of 5-10% (6-12 oz. per gallon) of TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 100 for brush/roller application, or up to 10% (12 ounces of thinner per gallon) of TotalBoat Spray Thinner 101 for spray applications, can help create the smoothest possible finish.
How many coats of Spartan do I need to apply?
Apply 1-2 coats for maximum antifouling protection. An additional coat over bare substrates, around the waterline, and areas with increased wear (like leading edges of keels, skegs, rudders etc) is always a good idea with ablative antifoulings.
What is the dry time before applying an additional coat of paint?
The dry time to overcoat is 1.5 hours at 90ºF, 3 hours at 70º, or 6 hours at 50ºF.
What is the dry time before launching?
Dry time to launch will be dependent on temperature: 6 hours at 90°F, 10 hours at 70°F, or 16 hours at 50°F. There is no maximum time to launch. You can paint your boat with Spartan in the fall and launch in the spring.
Can you haul and relaunch boats painted with Spartan without repainting?
Yes, you can haul boats with Spartan bottom paint and relaunch without repainting, but if 2 weeks have passed since the boat was hauled, the surface will have to be scuffed to expose new paint before relaunching, as the copper in the paint forms a patina and oxidizes while it sits outside of the water.
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