This high performing, self-polishing antifouling paint provides outstanding protection all season. The Hempel antifoul is recommended on glass fibre, wood, plywood and steel boats. Do not use on aluminium or other light-alloy metals, as direct contact may cause corrosion.

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We've written up a few frequently asked questions that are asked in store for a little extra guidance.

How can Hempel Cruising Performer be applied?

It can be applied with a brush, paint roller and paint pad. You can also use spray, but it is recommended that this is only done by professionals. Two coats are recommended.

Apply an additional coat around the waterline and high wear areas.

How long should I wait between coats when applying Hempel Cruising Performer?

If applied at 10C, eight hours. If applied at 20C, four hours.

How long does Cruising Performer antifoul take to become touch dry?

Eight hours at 10C, four hours at 20C. Drying times double at a drop of 10C and halve at a rise of 10C.

What is Hempel Cruising Performer's coverage?

Approximately 12.8 square metres per litre.

At what temperature can Hempel Cruising Performer be applied?

It is recommended that the antifouling paint is applied with the temperature at least 5C. Do not apply in direct sunlight.

What is the length between application and launch with Hempel Cruising Performer?

24 hours minimum if applied at 20C, with a maximum of six months.

What primer should I use with Hempel Cruising Performer?

It is recommended that one coat of Hempel Underwater Primer is applied first.

What is the finish with Cruising Performer?

Semi-flat.

Other Notes:

Not to be used on aluminium surfaces. Final colour develops after 1 week immersion in water.

Useful Links:

Hempel Antifoul Guide.
Hempel Cruising Performer Product Data Sheet.