Customer ratings

Best result so far

The viscosity could be a little lower; then it would be easier to work with. The effect is excellent; we only reapply it every two years.

We've been using the Seajet 033 for years and are extremely satisfied; it's easy to apply and offers excellent protection, even if you haven't been out and about very often. Highly recommended.

E

Very satisfied, best results with multi-layered spray application.

Very good quality in terms of price-performance ratio

For my boat in Port Saint Louis de Rhône, this is the best result of all the antifouling paints I've used. Black is slightly better than red.

very good

Lasts a long time and is good!

Fast delivery - advice according to specifications (whether it helps?) - productive - minimal vegetation - a new decision will be made after the 2026 season.

Good product
Lowest price at the time of order
Careful packaging

I use Shogun 033 because it is easy to apply and only needs to be applied about every three years in my sailing area.

Super workmanship and yield

I use it every year because it works best on my boat in the brackish waters of the Elbe and North Sea compared to all the antifoulings I have used before.

good quality, easy to process

Tip top
Very satisfied last year, just slime and a few mussels on the rudder
2023 season: finger-thick growth despite being out and about a lot

Everything is good, I have been happy with it for many years. Wadden Sea cruising area.

very satisfied

Hello,

apparently it is becoming standard practice to panic the poor customers with the "new biocide regulation". The cited biocide regulation - ChemBiozidDV has been in force since 2022. The AF paints available since then all fully comply with the regulation, so there is actually nothing new in terms of composition and ingredients, everything as usual.

Unfortunately, the changes only affect dealers. From 01.01.25, they must lock away all AFs, i.e. no longer accessible to customers in free sales (AF behind bars) and train staff who have certain knowledge to conduct a "delivery discussion". Let's be honest - it can always get more stupid. Anyone who has been painting antifouling on their boat for years knows how it works, right? It gets funny online, you get everything explained to you via video call that you already know anyway - and let's be honest, nobody buys an AF to paint their garden shed with it... or do they?

Proof that the buyer intends to use it to paint their boat, e.g. by presenting the SBF - what nonsense, what is the small boat driver with less than 15 HP supposed to present?

Just as a side note, this affects all products that contain a biocide, so also spider spray, fly, mosquito, wasp and whatever else contains biocides. Even cleaning products with disinfection that contain biocides must be advised. If you want to buy a cleaning product for your bathroom with biocides, you then present the purchase or rental contract for the house (sarcasm off).

And the statement that prices would then have to be increased... well, anyone who thinks otherwise would be a joker...

Have fun with the endless consultations with customers via video chat. -)

sorry, I just had to get that off my chest

Horst

After numerous antifoulings over the last 40 years, Shogun is the most effective antifouling for the North Sea

Yes this product is effective. I tried to last 2 years without fairing, as indicated in the description. It was just right at the. I won't do it again. It is better to take your boat out once a year to take advantage of the fairing to check other points, anodes, valves....Delivery and above all packaging by SVB perfect.

Experience regarding the effects will only be possible next season, as this is the first time I'm using Seajet.

I've been using this antifouling paint for several years and am very satisfied. It can be applied even at low temperatures and reliably prevents barnacles from settling.

(Baltic Sea)

In the critical brackish water area of a river mouth, the product provides sufficient protection against barnacles. There have been much worse products that have been just as hard to deal with in winter.