Boat Bottom Cleaning
Boat bottom cleaning is a crucial part of boat ownership, but manually stripping with acids and other harmful chemicals or blasting with materials that cause toxic dust can be very dangerous for you and the environment. Leave it to the pros at Surface Resto to take the risk out of the process and get the job done with environmentally-friendly methods and materials that result in no dust and very little cleanup. Surface Resto uses the Farrow System® with warm water and environmentally-friendly blasting material that actually ends up absorbing the water propellant, preventing the creation of dust. That means the cleanup process is quick and easy. In fact, the system is so clean it can even be used indoors. Boat bottom cleaning Long Island.
We utilize a variety of blasting materials that allow us to fine-tune our process. It can be gentle enough to strip varnish off a wooden hull without damaging the wood and remove antifouling down to a paint-ready gelcoat, or the process can be powerful enough to blast barnicles off a steel hull. The versatility and Surface Resto's expertise make boat bottom cleaning a breeze. Boat bottom cleaning Manhattan.
Our boat bottom cleaning process works great for wood, fiberglass, aluminum, and steel hull restorations. Surface Resto can quickly and safely remove protective coatings and paints, as well as rust, stains, and barnicles from marine surfaces without damaging them due to the relatively low pressure. We can remove tough industrial coatings as well as gently clean fragile historical vessels. For even better results, we use crushed recycled glass instead of volcanic stone. Results may vary due to the condition of the vessel itself and the materials and coatings used on the bottom of the vessel. Boat bottom cleaning Connecticut.
To learn more about our boat cottom cleaning techniques, give us a call at (631) 655-8700, send us an email at surfaceresto@gmail.com, or contact us with the form at the bottom of this page to find out how Surface Resto can restore your surfaces.
