Interlux Introduces New Micron® CF (Copper Free)

Interlux

Interlux® introduces the latest addition to the company’s premier performance Micron® antifouling product line, Micron® CF (Copper Free). Micron CF not only offers best-in-class performance in the copper-free category of paints, it also offers the longevity that boat owners have come to expect from traditional, copper-based antifoulings.

Micron CF is a multi-season antifouling that uses Biolux® Slime Blocking Technology to combat slime and Econea™ to ward off barnacles and zebra mussels.
A polishing product, Micron CF helps reduce paint build- up, reduce friction and improve fuel efficiency. It is formulated using less solvent to meet all US VOC regulations and is suitable for all types of boats, substrates  and waters.

Micron CF is available only in the USA in 4 bright colors including Shell White and a crisp black.

For more information about Micron CF and other Interlux products, visit  your local Interlux dealer or www.yachtpaint.com.

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