Seajet 130 two-component clear coat
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Seajet 130 two-component clear coat
Seajet 130 two-component clear coat offers maximum durability and protection for above-water surfaces. Its abrasion-resistant and UV-resistant formula ensures a high-quality, long-lasting finish.
- Application : Suitable for GRP, wood and metal.
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Characteristics :
- Transparent, high-gloss protective layer.
- UV-resistant and abrasion-resistant.
- Resists mechanical stress and chemicals.
- Coverage : Up to 10 m² per litre.
- Thinner : Seajet Thinner P.
- Storage and shelf life : Shelf life up to 2 years in unopened original packaging.
Instructions for use :
- Preparation : Clean the surface and sand it with P320–P400 sandpaper.
- Mixing : Mix 3 parts base coat to 1 part hardener (by volume).
- Application : Apply with brush, roller or spray gun in 2-4 thin coats.
- Drying : Allow 12-16 hours between coats. Final cure after 7 days.
| durability | ideally suited |
| gloss resistance (resistance to sunlight) | ideally suited |
| Ease of achieving a mirror finish when applied by hand | ideally suited |
| Processing directly on GRP | not suitable |
| Processing on existing paintwork | suitable |
| Suitable for indoor use | very well suited |
| Suitable as a top coat | very well suited |
| colors available | transparent |
| yield when applied with a brush | 10-12 square meters/liter |
| packaging unit | 1 l |
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Use these resources to choose and apply the right product.
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Shipping information
We usually dispatch orders placed before 12 noon on the same business day. Shipping within Germany costs €6.90 below an order value of €149; delivery is free from €149.
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Product selection
The configurator considers hull material, cruising area, speed and the existing coating. Use the comparison table for a direct overview.
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Frequently asked questions
Find answers about coat numbers, primers, surface preparation, maintenance and safety in our antifouling FAQ.
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Contact
For an unknown existing coating or damaged substrate, please send us photos and details of the boat, hull material and cruising area through the contact page.
FAQ
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How many coats do I need?
The number of coats is product-specific. Many antifoulings are applied in two coats for a first application; Seajet 034 may require three coats for potential multi-season protection. Seajet 021 EKO and Seajet 2300 are applied in two coats. The Bioclean system consists of two coats of Tie Coat and two coats of Clear Coat. The current technical data sheet is always decisive.
Do I need to remove the old antifouling?
A firmly adhering, compatible existing coating can be cleaned, prepared and overcoated, depending on the product. Flaking, cracked or unknown layers must be removed back to a sound system. The compatibility table shows whether direct overcoating is possible or a barrier coat is required.
Do I need to use a primer?
Not always. A suitable primer system is required on bare substrates, for corrosion or osmosis protection, and between unknown or incompatible systems. Preparation according to the data sheet may be sufficient on a sound, compatible existing coating. Seajet 117 is used as an epoxy primer and barrier coat; Seajet 015 can be used as an adhesion or barrier coat. Function and coat number depend on the substrate and data sheet.
Why do you only sell Seajet coatings?
We focus on Seajet so that antifouling, primers, thinners and topcoats can be selected as clear, compatible systems. Technical data, compatibility information and specific coverage figures form the basis of the configurator and quantity calculations. The individual product must still be suitable for the hull material, cruising area and use.
How often should I renew antifouling?
Inspect the coating when the boat is hauled out and before every season. Renewal depends on the product, film thickness, time afloat, use, cruising area and fouling pressure. Renew the coating when the minimum film has been consumed, significant fouling develops or the surface is damaged. A contrasting first coat can act as a wear indicator on self-polishing products.