Gold Coast Full Boat Resprays

Gold Coast Marine Repairs has years of experience and highly skilled marine craftsmen that can come to you and carryout any marine repairs your vessel might need we can provide the highest quality custom modifications for your vessel in no time at all.

Covers the range of spray paint work and boat repairs, from paint touch ups to super yachts resprays! We guarantee our workmanship and the quality of all our work. No job too big or too small to get all your repairs taken care of. We provide services for private and commercial boats, new and used boat dealers/brokers, insurers as well as contracts to slipways and shipwrights. Gold Coast Marine Repairs aim to provide you with only the best Fibreglass repair service with a firm focus on Safe Boating. Our Service Range Fibreglass & Gelcoat repairs, Modifications & Fabrications. Soft or Rotted Transoms, Floors, Stringers replaced. Hull & Deck Fractures, Gouges, Chips n Scratches repaired. Osmosis peeling, Antifouling, Detailing and General Boat Maintenance.

Boat Masking and prep work »  

WE highly recommend that you remove masking tape as soon as you have finished applying .... The largest part of painting a boat bottom is all the prep work

The amount of prep work you do is important. If you don't fix the dents now, the final paint job will make every flaw stand out tenfold. Remove all hardware and fixtures from the surface of the boat, including cleats, pulleys, lights and rub rails. If you don't remove all the trim, water could get into the gaps where the trim meets the paint. Before you sand, always wear a breathing mask. Fine dust and fibreglass can get lodged into your lungs, causing irritation and potential health hazards years later. Depending on the condition of your boat, you may begin sanding with course grit sandpaper wrapped around a sanding block. Use long, even horizontal strokes. When you're done, the boat will feel rough, but even. Then switch to higher grit sandpaper, 200- to 240-grit. The boat's surface will begin to feel smooth. Fill all dings and mounting holes with good epoxy type putty and sand it down flush with the surface. Use a very high-grade sandpaper, about 400-grit, to finish the job. When you're done, your boat's surface should feel very smooth and soft. Remove all the dust with a clean soft towel.

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