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Western Prince II

March 18, 2013

Motor Vessels | New Work

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Western Prince II, which provides whale and wildlife tours in Friday Harbor, is getting a coat of ePaint for the third year.  The owner had great success during the previous two years with this environmentally friendly paint.  Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op has been using ePaint successfully now for several years, on all types of vessels.  The new laws banning copper-based paint for recreational boats in Washington go into effect in January of 2018.  To read more about Shipwright  Co-op’s experience with ePaint, refer to our blog article last year: Copper-free Paint Solution.

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2 Comments

  2. mo
    mo on March 24, 2013 at 10:51 pm

    thankyou. id like to find a commercial fisherman with a boat for sale who is willing to teach a newcomer the ins and outs of the business. and carry paper, financing the sale of his boat. maybe somebody who is ready to retire from fishing.