Project duration depends on vessel size, the scope of preparation required, and the coating system being applied. A full antifouling application on a mid-size vessel typically takes two to four days, including preparation. A full topside repaint with barrier coat work can run one to two weeks. We provide a detailed timeline after the initial hull inspection, before any haul-out is scheduled.

For vessels kept in the water in Florida, antifouling paint typically needs reapplication every 12 to 18 months depending on the system used, the vessel’s speed profile, and the marina’s fouling pressure. We can advise on the right system and interval for your specific slip location and use pattern.

Yes. Blister identification, treatment, and repair are part of our preparation process. We do not paint over unresolved osmotic issues, addressing them in preparation is the only way to ensure the new coating system lasts.

We work with Awlgrip, Interlux, and Pettit as our primary marine coating systems, and can source others by request. System selection is based on your hull material, use pattern, and existing coating history rather than a single default product.

Yes. We carry out color-matching for topside refinishing and spot repairs. For older finishes where the original color has faded, we assess the surrounding paint and match to the panel being refinished.