Coppercoat Application Instructional Techniques

Coppercoat is going to keep your boat protected for around 10 years so taking the time to apply it correctly will save you antifoul applications annually. In this video, we demonstrate step by step what you need and how to apply Coppercoat. We also give you the do's and don'ts.
If you would like to find out more. Get a quote for your vessel or find out where you can get your hands on Coppercoat (if you are not in the UK) then please visit our website coppercoat.com/
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A complete treatment is achieved in a minimum of 4 thin coats (ideally 5) which must be applied, wet-on-tacky, all in one day.
Coppercoat is specifically designed to be user friendly, this water-based and VOC-free coating should be mixed thoroughly, one unit at a time, and simply applied to the prepared surface by roller or spray. For application by roller, short pile (simulated mohair) sleeves should be used, although some high-quality foam rollers are also suitable. The recommended rollers are available from www.amcrollers.co.uk/
For application by spray, a conventional air-fed (not airless) system should be used. A complete treatment is usually achieved within four or five thin coats, which must be applied ‘wet on tacky’ all on the same day. For full details please visit the application section of the website here... coppercoat.com/coppercoat-info...

[@torstenhansen4308]

May I suggest that you replace the soundtrack with an informative voiceover? Turning the sound off made the video watchable but it seems like a wasted opportunity to provide content.

[@joannshuttleworth6359]

no mention of applying over epoxy barrier coat?

[@hansk.4482]

Once painted, is there any max time limit for the initial burnishing? I'm planning on painting the copper coat and leaving her sit for approximately 4 weeks prior to painting the support areas.

[@RechargeableLithium]

There is no max time. This epoxy cures hard, tho, and after about 5 days it's like sanding fully cured West Systems 105. It's easier to sand about 3 days in, before a full cure. The instructions are excellent and are a free download.