The process generally involves inspecting the vessel, preparing the aluminium surface, removing or treating existing coatings where required, applying suitable primers and undercoats, and finishing with a marine-grade topcoat.
Yes. Older aluminium boats can often be restored through professional surface preparation and refinishing. The required work depends on the condition of the existing coating, corrosion and surface damage.
Preparation may involve blasting or mechanical methods to remove coatings and contaminants, followed by appropriate priming and undercoating. The exact process depends on the boat and its existing surface condition.
Project duration varies according to vessel size, coating condition, preparation requirements, repairs and curing times. Flight Marine can provide a more accurate timeframe after assessing the boat.
Yes. Flight Marine provides marine painting services across Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Beenleigh, Yatala and Tweed Heads.
Custom marine colour options can be discussed according to the coating system and requirements of your vessel. Flight Marine can help determine a suitable approach for your preferred finish.
Contact Flight Marine to discuss your boat, its current condition and the finish you want. The team can assess your requirements and provide a tailored quote for the project.