WE SWITCH S3 TO NEW VERSION. WHY?

Analyzing the most common use of S3 liquid so far we have come to the conclusion that our customers use it primarily to clean the surface after polishing, and for protection is preferable to use wax S4.

We concluded to modified S3 liquid to meet the needs of our customers and produced the next generation S3 FINISH CLEANER product.

The new S3 FINISH CLEANER:

removes the remnants of polishing dust from the surface,
allows check quality of the polished surface
used as final step of the polishing process to significantly emphasize the gloss.

Does not contain silicone, teflon and fillers. Used together with other Sea-Line polishing materials, gives excellent results on gelcoats and lacquered surfaces.

More information : S3 Finish Cleaner

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Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

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.

Possible causes

Incorrect proportion of base and herdener,
Too low temperature of ambient and surface (less than 10ﹾC),
Mixing two components from two different manufacturers,

How to prevent

Apply the correct proportions of components
Maintain steady temperature (around 20ﹾC) during the whole hardening process,
Use base and hardener from the same manufacturer

How to remove

The uncured mass requires complete removal from the surface.

Sea-Line yacht paints are designed for painting the surface of boats and yachts made of various materials, e.g. laminate, wood or steel. We do not have a certificate of the National Institute of Hygiene, which would allow the use of yacht paint to paint the tank with drinking water.