Since 1990...
PROPSPEED
World’s best foul release coating
Silicone based coating system designed and proven to prevent marine growth from bonding to metal surfaces below the water line.
Better Performance
Propspeed is a foul release coating, not an anti-foul, so it doesn’t harm marine life. The top coat on the Propspeed system is an ultra-slick surface that marine growth can’t grip. Propspeed’s effectiveness does depend on movement of your boat – the more you use it, the better Propspeed performs!
Reduction of Fuel Consumption
After speaking with hundreds of users in over 30 countries, we know Propspeed can reduce your boat’s fuel consumption from 3% to 10% depending on the type of boat and navigation. Professionals from the Marine industry can get their money back within weeks!
Take Care of the Environment
Conventional anti-fouling systems use biocides to prevent marine growth. They release toxic substances to the sea often including copper, which is a powerful marine contaminant. Propspeed does not contain biocides, copper, tin or any other toxic substance. It Works because it’s slick, not because it’s poisonous.
How to Apply Propspeed
- Metal surface preparation – sanding the surface or using Propstrip
- Initial clean – using Propclean
- Metal conditioning – using Propprep
- Metal Etching Primer
- Clear Top Coat
LIGHTSPEED
Barnacles, oysters, mussels, seaweed, and other marine life like to find a home on almost anything on or around the waterline.
Underwater lights are just as susceptible to marine growth as other parts of your boat. In fact, the combination of light and heat generated by the device makes the local environmental conditions very favourable for marine growth.
Conventional antifouling paint and many of the foul-release systems that have been fashioned to prevent marine growth on hulls and running gear are unsuitable on underwater lights as they prevent light getting through, so we have formulated a solution to this problem.
LIGHTSPEED is the first transparent foul release system, designed specifically for underwater lights.