Product Description
MarineGuard Gloss Paint is a premium grade alkyd coating designed for use in marine environments. It can be used on all marine surfaces, including boat structures, deck surfaces, bridges, cargo and storage areas, tanks and super structures. The paint adheres to wood, metal, GRP and a range of other materials, so can be applied to almost any surface in a marine environment such as a dock or marina.
The silicone and urethane resins in the paint provide a highly weather resistant gloss finish that is both durable and high covering. This ensures the paint withstands the conditions expected of a marine environment and has an adequate lifespan to avoid constant repainting.
We have a wide range of standard colours available to provide many options for the look of boats and structures. If you’re looking for a different colour, or have an existing colour you would like to match, please contact us. Our friendly team can advise you on our custom tinting service and help you find the colour you’re looking for.
At Palatine Paints, we manufacture our own Marine Gloss instead of using an external supplier. This gives us a much greater understanding and knowledge of the product and its properties than most other suppliers of similar paints.
MarineGuard Gloss Paint Paint Application
Preparation: On previously painted surfaces, ensure it is sound and non-flaking. Abrade the surface preferably by mechanical abrasion to provide a “key” and maximise adhesion of the subsequent coating. For metal surfaces the standard grades of cleanliness for abrasive blast cleaning in accordance with BS EN ISO 8501-1[1] are:
- Sa 1 – Light blast cleaning
- Sa 2 – Thorough blast cleaning
- Sa 2½ – Very thorough blast cleaning
- Sa 3 – Blast cleaning to visually clean steel
Mixing: Stir the paint with a drill stirrer or wooden baton at least 2” wide. Continue to stir during application to avoid thickening of the product.
Application: Apply by brush, roller or spray and work well into the surface. Avoid applying the paint to thickly to avoid delaying drying times. The second and subsequent coats can be applied as soon as the first / preceding coat is dry usually after 12-24 hours, and should be applied within 5 days.
If more than 5 days elapse, the first coat should be lightly abraded before the second coat is applied. Avoid power washing the surface for 7 days.
MarineGuard Gloss Paint is touch dry in 3 hours and hard dry in 24 hours. Once applied, leave for 16 hours before overcoating.
Expected Coverage: 12 to 14m² per litre
For thinning and cleaning, use white spirit.
For full technical, safety and application details, please refer to the data sheets available for download.
Surface Preparation
Ensure all surfaces are sound, clean, and free from flaking paint, grease, oil, or contaminants.
On previously painted surfaces, abrade (preferably mechanically) to provide a key for adhesion.
For metal surfaces, prepare by abrasive blast cleaning to the following standards (BS EN ISO 8501-1):
Sa 1 – Light blast cleaning
Sa 2 – Thorough blast cleaning
Sa 2½ – Very thorough blast cleaning
Sa 3 – Blast cleaning to visually clean steel
Mixing
Stir paint thoroughly before and during use with a drill stirrer or a wooden baton at least 2 inches wide.
Ensure paint remains well mixed throughout application to avoid thickening.
Application
Apply by brush, roller, or spray. Work well into the surface.
Avoid applying too thickly to prevent extended drying times.
Allow the first coat to dry for 12–24 hours before applying additional coats. Apply subsequent coats within 5 days.
If more than 5 days elapse, lightly abrade before recoating.
Avoid power washing for 7 days after application.
Drying Times
Touch dry: 3 hours
Hard dry: 24 hours
Overcoat: Leave 16 hours before recoating
Coverage
Expected coverage is 12–14m² per litre.
Thinning & Cleaning
Use white spirit for thinning and cleaning tools.
Additional Notes
For full technical and safety details, refer to the product data sheets
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