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Protect your yacht and enhance its performance.


 We provide high-quality antifouling systems designed to safeguard your yacht against the harsh marine environment. Antifouling is an essential maintenance procedure that prevents marine growth, protects the hull, and ensures your vessel remains efficient and visually appealing.

With years of experience working on yachts of all sizes and types, we can apply an antifouling system to a wide range of craft across the South of England.

 
 
 
 

What is Antifouling?

Antifouling involves applying specialised coatings to the underwater areas of your yacht's hull to prevent the accumulation of marine organisms such as algae, barnacles, and mussels.

Left unchecked, this growth can:

  • Reduce speed and manoeuvrability
  • Increase fuel consumption
  • Accelerate hull deterioration
  • Affect the overall performance and aesthetics of your yacht

Our antifouling yacht painting treatment help protect your vessel and maintain its efficiency, saving you time and costs on maintenance.

Our Antifouling process

  • Assessment and preparation: We inspect the hull to evaluate the current condition and remove any existing marine growth, old coatings, or damaged layers.

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  • Quote: We will provide an accurate quote based on the size and scope of the work involved.
  • Surface cleaning: Using specialist tools, we thoroughly clean and prepare the surface for the new antifouling application.
  • Application of Antifouling Coating: We apply premium antifouling paint, ensuring even coverage and long-lasting protection.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Benefits of a professional antifouling system

 Improved performance

A clean, smooth hull reduces drag, improving speed and fuel efficiency.

Cost savings

Preventing marine growth minimises maintenance costs and fuel consumption.

Longer lifespan

Proper protection extends the life of your hull and underwater components.

Aesthetics​

Keep your yacht looking immaculate above and below the waterline.