NEW COLOR! Polyurethane Light Blue!

Our range of polyurethane topcoats with high resistance to UV, has been updated with a new color. Season 2014 starts with the blue premiere – RAL 5015. Sea-Line® Polyurethane Topcoats provide an aesthetic and perfect look for the boat.

Also functions as protection against water, sea air, scratches, and color change under the influence of UV radiation.

UV resistance and weathering.
High Gloss.
High mechanical strength.
The viscosity of the paint and the amount of pigment provides high performance and high opacity.
Spreading gives a perfect finish.
Easy to mix and apply.
Caution: do not drip onto vertical surfaces.
Cans include components and room for mixing them.
Special thinners matched to the type of application (brush/ roll or spray).
First layer: epoxy primer Sea-Line, two-component paints.

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Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

Yes, you can mix Sea-Line polyurethane paints. The only difference are the pigments of polyurethane paints that determine the color of the paint. But remember to keep the right proportions of base, hardener and thinner.

Possible causes

Wrong surface preparation,
Skipping the primer in the system application process,
Use of universal thinners or replacements ,
Paint incompatibility.

How to prevent

Correct surface preparation (grinding, clearing, degreasing),
Use primers which improve adhesion of paints,
Use thinners which are dedicated to each paints,
Use of paints which are compatible to each other.

How to remove

Grind, clean and paint again.

Yes, you can paint the bottom of the boat with polyurethane paint due to its high mechanical strength. We recommend this solution when the boat is not launched for a long time and is not exposed to fouling.