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29 boat bottom painting listings in the Northeast
Marina Radar has 29 listings with boat bottom painting on record in 27 towns across CT, NY, MA, RI and NJ, including Spicer's Marina, Branford Landing Marina, Burr's Marina, Chester Point Marina and 25 more. Call the operator to confirm current service.
Boat bottom painting in Connecticut
Boat bottom painting in New York
Boat bottom painting in Massachusetts
Boat bottom painting in Rhode Island
Boat bottom painting in New Jersey
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Common questions
Where can I find boat bottom painting in the Northeast?
Marina Radar has 29 listings with boat bottom painting on record in 27 towns across CT, NY, MA, RI and NJ, including Spicer's Marina, Branford Landing Marina, Burr's Marina, Chester Point Marina and 25 more. Call the operator to confirm current service.
Source: Marina Radar listing records.
Which Connecticut towns have boat bottom painting on record?
Groton (1), Branford (1), New London (1), Chester (1), Bridgeport (1).
Source: Marina Radar listing records.
Which New York towns have boat bottom painting on record?
Southold (1), Brookhaven (1), Hempstead (1), Huntington (1), Bronx (1), East Moriches (1), Clayton (1), Patchogue (1).
Source: Marina Radar listing records.
Which Massachusetts towns have boat bottom painting on record?
Harwich (2), Weymouth Town (1), Hingham (1), Provincetown (1), Marion (1), Essex (1), East Boston (1).
Source: Marina Radar listing records.
Which Rhode Island towns have boat bottom painting on record?
Warwick (1).
Source: Marina Radar listing records.
Which New Jersey towns have boat bottom painting on record?
Brick Township (2), Cape May (1), Somers Point (1), Highlands (1), Point Pleasant Beach (1), Rumson (1).
Source: Marina Radar listing records.
Does a trailered or rack stored boat need bottom paint?
The Connecticut Clean Marina Guidebook says antifouling paint is not necessary for boats that are not continuously in the water, and recommends alternatives such as polyurethane, bottom wax or non-metallic epoxies for rack stored or trailered boats.
Source: Connecticut Clean Marina Guidebook (CT DEEP and CMTA)
Is TBT bottom paint still sold?
No. EPA reports that all antifouling paint products containing tributyltin (TBT) have been voluntarily canceled, the last cancellation effective December 1, 2005.
Source: EPA, Federal Register, November 16, 2007: Tributyltin antifoulants, final determination