Is Boat Protect the effective organic antifouling we expect?

Tomorrow's antifouling will be eco-friendly, will not release anything into the marine environment and will be sustainable. Is Boat Protect the one, so we don't have to see this anymore?

François-Xavier Ricardou Published on December 23, 2015

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1 Antifouling? Alternative solutions compared
Antifouling? Alternative solutions compared
 2 M300 antifouling applied to the manufacture of the hull
M300 antifouling applied to the manufacture of the hull
 3 A silicone self-adhesive film as a permanent antifouling?
A silicone self-adhesive film as a permanent antifouling?
 4 Bio-Ocean, the cleaning that eliminates the need for antifouling
Bio-Ocean, the cleaning that eliminates the need for antifouling
 5 Parefouling, a removable film as an antifouling
Parefouling, a removable film as an antifouling
 6 Is Boat Protect the effective organic antifouling we expect?
Is Boat Protect the effective organic antifouling we expect?
 7 M300 Manta, antifouling directly in the mold
M300 Manta, antifouling directly in the mold
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