Is Coppercoat worth its metal?
April 21st, 2010
Two weeks ago Jayson Kenny and I visited Cobb’s Quay Marina in Poole to check on three boats he and I originally painted with our Coppercoat multi-season anti-fouling way back in the winter of 1993/4. I am delighted to report that all three are performing faultlessly some 17 years on! The Coppercoat applied all those years ago looks as good as new and we see no reason why the owners should not benefit from at least a further 5 years of first class anti-fouling protection.
When we opened our first office in Cobb’s Quay in 1993 and explained that we were launching an anti-foul that would last for at least 10 years, most boat owners were highly sceptical. Thankfully some brave souls understood the chemistry behind our product and took the plunge. From these pictures you can see how pleased these owners are now!
By not having to anti-foul their boats each season the owners of these boats have saved themselves thousands of Pounds over the years, and have not had to waste a day of each year, roller in hand, re-applying conventional anti-foul.
The downside for us of this longevity is of course that our repeat business cycle is somewhat protracted. It should be at least another 5 years before we can try and sell any more Coppercoat to these particular boat owners.
If you like the thought of using Coppercoat and consequently not having to re-anti-foul your boat for the next 10 to 20 years, please contact us for a quotation.
Ewan Clark (Director)
- Moody 336 “Nicklathyse”, Photgraphed in Poole April 2010. We treated this boat with Coppercoat Winter 1993/4
- Jayson meets the delighted owner.
- Broom Motorboat “Listavon III” Photographed in Poole Harbour April 2010. Originally treated with Coppercoat in 1993, this boat is still performing well after 17 years immersion.
- The owners are accosted by Jayson!
- Jayson gets to mount the first boat he painted! Seventeen years on, the Coppercoat is still going strong.





