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NAUTIX

Guidel, France

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Nautix Marine Paints was founded in France in 1980 and has since developed, formulated, and produced marine paints. The company offers a wide range of paint and antifouling products for various ship and dock types, including Voiliers, motorboats, and racing yachts. Among their bestsellers are the A4 YACHTING and A3 YACHTING Antifoulings as well as the HPE Primaires Paint. Nautix is known for its technical expertise, performance-driven properties, and aesthetic standards in marine technology. The products are manufactured in France and include various brands and manufacturers specifically tailored to the needs of skippers.

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