C1 Bottom Cleaner

C1 BOTTOM CLEANER is a powerful, effective formula to rapidly remove dirt, rests of shells from boat hull.

Capacity	Code
500 ml	300006978

Technical informations

Color

brown (transparent)

Application method

Apply in small quantity on the surface and leave for 5 to 15 minutes.
Then remove the dirt and treated with a fresh water under pressure or use a sponge kitchen with plenty of rinsing with water.
In cases of very large lichen can re-apply formulation and remove it after approximately 10 minutes.

Product description "C1 Bottom Cleaner"

C1 Bottom Cleaner is an economical, efficient, and strong, very effective product for independent use in removing dirt and residues from the surface of the boat’s bottom:

algae
seaweed
shells
barnacles

Thanks to the modern formula, the cleaning effects of the product are visible a few minutes after application.

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Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

Possible causes

Too short time for evaporation of the thinner,

How to prevent

Maintain the right conditions for complete evaporation of the thinner,

How to remove

Mat the surface, degrease and apply the paint according to the rule (right conditions and thinning proportions)
Polish surface if needed.

Yes, you can paint the bottom of the boat with polyurethane paint due to its high mechanical strength. We recommend this solution when the boat is not launched for a long time and is not exposed to fouling.

Sea-Line yacht paints are designed for painting the surface of boats and yachts made of various materials, e.g. laminate, wood or steel. We do not have a certificate of the National Institute of Hygiene, which would allow the use of yacht paint to paint the tank with drinking water.