The world-leading biocide-free, foul release coating revolutionised the coatings industry when it was launched by AkzoNobel in 2013, and has been applied to more than 3,000 vessels since then.




Marine Coatings
AkzoNobel supports delivery of China’s first domestic large cruise ship
The first large cruise ship ever to be built in China has set off on its maiden voyage, having been coated with International paint supplied by AkzoNobel’s Marine, Protective and Yacht Coatings business.
Hempel introduces carbon footprint data on Product Data Sheets
Hempel A/S is a first mover within the paints and coatings industry, sharing carbon footprint data on its Product Data Sheets. Hempel provides Sustainability Product Scorecards to support customers in delivering on their sustainability commitments.
Conserving a World War II relic
OnAim Conservation conserve a World War II operations map on the USS Texas
Protecting the Global Mercy hospital ship
The barnacle-repelling antifouling biotechnology Selektope has successfully faced its toughest challenge to date, protecting the hull and niche areas of the world’s largest hospital ship.
A sea change in sustainable shipping
Canadian company GIT Coatings has developed a graphene-based hard foul release solution

















