Best Practice
Antifoul
- Check that your facility has
permissions from the relevant environment agency (EA, SEPA, EAW or
EANI) to discharge into the foul sewer or water course.
- Invest in a closed loop
washdown system to prevent hazardous toxins entering the
water.
- Educate customers on site to
follow our antifouling best
practice
- When antifouling on behalf
of your customer only scrub off the fouling and not the paint and
select the right type of antifoul for each boat, choosing the
lowest levels of biocides and copper suitable for the boat's
needs
- Check out the A to Z of
Antifouling for advice on selecting an appropriate antifoul
- Provide hazardous waste bins
for the disposal of paint tins, rollers, paint brushes etc used in
the application of antifoul.
- Offer your customers a
choice of antifoul paint including any less harmful options.
- Check out our guide to
Alternative Antifouling and The Green Directory for
alternative products and technologies.
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