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This hub puts Aquaphobix™ side by side with the alternatives: ablative bottom paint, hard and epoxy antifouling, and the premium foul-release coatings. Each comparison covers how the product works, what it releases into the water, how long it lasts, what it does to drag and fuel burn, and what it costs across five seasons. No hedging and no burying the losses.

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Aquaphobix™ vs. Bottom Paint: The Real 5-Year Math

Over five years, Aquaphobix™ is applied once and bottom paint is applied three to five times. Most bottom paint is ablative, a film built to wear off the hull and release copper and biocides into the water, so boats in salt water are typically hauled and repainted every 12 to 24 months. Aquaphobix™ is a non-ablative thermopolymer hull coating that bonds to the hull, keeps its biocides locked inside the coating, and carries a 5-year transferable warranty.

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Aquaphobix™ vs. Bottom Paint: The Real 5-Year Math

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