Great video and I am excited that a clear bottom paint is available. One thing I'm curious about is the sacrificial properties of the bottom paint. How long between re-application? is re-application as easy as first application. Please keep us posted because this could be a game changer for the industry.
Hi Scott , great content ! If you'd like to see what real Super Paint is then take a look at bayrippers Velocity we just did 300 microns 7-10 years 2k Super Paint that is Hydrophobic and Hydrosealic and is Chemicle Resistant. ❤
I did boat bottoms as a kid and we would use future floor wax or scatt (brand not poo) for boats that wanted that clean look. But that was for fresh water.
Great product looks like! If it gains speed, and it looked like it did on your Freeman, and keeps maintenance down, winner winner chicken dinner!! Lol Great info, will check it out! Love ya'll ❤
@@ScottMartinChallenge how’s it holding up? I’m on a hull diving page and hull maxx is coming to a realization that the product is absolutely trash. It will cause severe fouling if you leave it in water, how’s it look after a week or 2 of cleaning? You shoulda left the clear coat and saved your hard earned money.
Scott ! I know this question doesn't pertain to this video *** But do you still keep in touch with james ? Think it's time for another video with him ! He was great and a pretty good fisherman !! Thanks dude ! Keep the good work up ! Bless !!!
Guys, don't take this the wrong way, I'm just trying to help. I have this on my boat, this is not anti-fouling bottom paint. This is NOT for boats that are kept in the water! If you keep your boat in the water you will have to find a way to clean the bottom every couple weeks. I was not told this when I had it done and after 3 months I had growth like it was never painted. Yes, it pressure cleaned off but that's $300 every 3 months. Also, it's clear, which sounds great but when you start to get growth, within a week the bottom of your boat is now yellow/brown and honestly it looks like shit. Don't make the same mistake I made. If you have a trailer and pull your boat every month or so to clean, its ok. If you keep the boat in the water for a weekend here or there, it's fine. If you go to the sandbar every 2 weeks and want to spend your Saturday underwater, brushing the bottom of your boat, knock yourself out. I'm not trying to sound like a jerk, but yeah I'm disappointed. I spent $3500 to put "the latest and greatest" on my boat and should have just had it done in black bottom paint.
I don't think it will reason being when chemicals mix and they don't match it will cause a reaction right away his boat didn't do that but I could be wrong
dont really understand the purpose of this. Guys say dont wax your hull because it can cause some drag. I dont think this will work on my boat, since i got a keel protector. Then again im not going for speed in a deep v glass boat...
Lmao it must be nice to have people give you free products to put your name on it. I've owned many boats and never noticed any drag issues from coated to non.
