Another way to defeat the Barneys?

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druid

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Apr 22, 2009
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Ontario 32 Pender Harbour
Canada has introduced some pretty draconian laws about how you "do" your bottom, and in the brochure it says "consider less ecologically-damaging alternatives" - trouble is, I don't know of any. If I could keep my bottom clean without spending $200 a year on poison, I'd be all for it!

I was thinking... maybe something Teflon-like - SO slippery not even the micro-organisms can gain a foothold. Since it wouldn't need to "sluff off" you wouldn't have to renew it every year. Is there such a thing?

Any other non-lethal alternatives on the market?
druid
 
Oct 22, 2008
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- Telstar 28 Buzzards Bay
Look at the products by e-paint. They're supposed to be far more environmentally friendly... as for effectiveness... YMMV.
 
Sep 20, 2006
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Hunter 33 Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada
Interesting, is this BC or Canada wide from the Feds. Any links or documentation on this, Legislation or guidelines.
 
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