I · Underwater Hull & Protection
Antifouling application
Choosing and applying the right antifouling for your waters and your use of the boat — for a clean hull and lower fuel consumption.
01 The service
Marine growth — weed, barnacles, mussels — increases drag, reduces speed and raises fuel consumption. Antifouling keeps the hull clean throughout the season.
We recommend the right type — self-polishing or hard — based on speed, usage and where the boat is moored, and we make sure it is compatible with the existing coating.
02 How we work
The process, step by step.
- 01
High-pressure wash and removal of growth
- 02
Sanding and touch-up of damaged areas
- 03
Primer where needed for compatibility and adhesion
- 04
Two or more coats of antifouling
- 05
Extra build at the waterline, rudder and leading edges
03 From the workshop
See the work in action.
03 FAQ
Your most common questions.
How often should antifouling be applied?
For most boats, once a year before the season. The interval depends on the type of antifouling and how the boat is used.
Which antifouling is right for my boat?
It depends on speed, hull material and usage. We will recommend the right product after the inspection.
Hull sandblasting
Removing old antifouling layers and growth down to a clean substrate — the right foundation for every protective system that follows.
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Polyester osmosis repair
A complete osmosis treatment: removing the affected layer, drying, repairing and applying a new waterproof barrier to the hull.
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Anti-osmosis protection
An epoxy barrier system that seals the hull and protects it from moisture ingress — on new or repaired boats.
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Copper Coat application
An epoxy resin with a high copper content that protects the underwater hull for many seasons — without yearly antifouling.
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Let's talk about your boat.
Tell us what you need and we will get back to you to arrange an inspection and a quote.