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139 guidesProtecting Teak Beside a Marine Coating Project
Teak and adjacent painted, glass or metal surfaces can require different care products.
How to Plan a Useful Marine Coating Test Area
A test area is most informative when it represents the surface and conditions of the proposed job.
Coordinating Ceramic Coating with Other Boatyard Work
Coating can be affected by work happening nearby.
Coating a Boat at the Berth or Ashore
The best location for a coating job depends on access, surface preparation and the ability to protect the work.
Choosing a Weather Window for Marine Coating
A clear weather forecast does not by itself establish suitable coating conditions.
Protecting a Boat While Fresh Coating Cures
The period after application is part of the coating process.
Inspecting a Coated Boat at the Start of the Season
After storage, a boat deserves a fresh inspection before routine use resumes.
End-of-Season Care for a Ceramic-Coated Boat
Preparing a boat for storage is a useful opportunity to clean, inspect and document its coated surfaces.
Boat Covers and Ceramic-Coated Surfaces
A cover can help manage exposure, but its contact points still need attention.
Fender Marks on a Ceramic-Coated Hull
Fenders protect a boat from contact, but dirt and repeated movement at their contact points can still leave marks.
Removing Bird Droppings from a Coated Boat
Bird droppings should be addressed with a method that suits the boat's finish and coating.
Fuel Residue Near a Coated Boat’s Filler Area
The fuel-filler area needs prompt, careful attention after a spill.