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We used to build ships that the ocean could not touch. Decades ago, American chemical engineers forged bottom paints so powerful, a hull could sit in saltwater for ten years without a single barnacle. It was a masterpiece of industrial dominance. But the bureaucrats decided this invincible armor was "too effective."

In this video, we investigate Why The EPA BANNED The Best Marine Paints (And What Pros Use Instead). We expose how regulatory overreach stripped our fleets of their ultimate heavy-metal defenses, forcing civilians to rely on fragile, expensive, eco-friendly coatings that fail in a matter of months.

In this video:
🧪 The Legend of TBT: The rise and fall of Tributyltin, the most powerful chemical weapon ever engineered against marine growth.
📉 The Copper Phase-Out: How new legislation is quietly stripping the last remaining heavy metals from your hull, creating a recurring revenue trap for boatyards.
⚙️ The Foul-Release Supremacy: Why commercial freighters and the Navy are abandoning toxic biocides for industrial Silicone Foul-Release—a coating so physically slick, the ocean cannot grip it.
⚓ The Drydock Resistance: How to bypass the retail chandlery and armor your hull with the heavy-duty commercial coatings the professionals use.

👇 The Verdict:
Are you going to accept a fragile, over-regulated compromise, or are you going to armor your hull with the absolute pinnacle of industrial chemical engineering?

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