

PURE BOAT PROTECT
Premium protection for demanding yacht surfaces.
Thin, flexible surface-protection technology for deck, cockpit and high-value marine surfaces — developed to support easier cleaning, reduced adhesion and more predictable preservation under marine exposure.
Marine surfaces age under exceptional exposure.
Teak, deck surfaces, plastics, coatings, metal, leather and elastic joint materials are exposed differently by salt, UV, moisture, abrasion, sunscreen, oil, dirt and bird droppings. A yacht needs a zone and material logic rather than a universal coating.
UV & SUNLIGHT
ABRASION & USE
DIRT & ORGANIC CONTAMINATION
Yacht care is asset preservation — not just cleaning.
A thin protective layer for premium marine surfaces.
SUBSTRATE CHECK
Teak, Sikaflex, coating, plastic, leather and metal each require separate assessment.
THIN LAYER
A flexible hard coating forms a smooth, care-oriented surface.
MARINE EXPOSURE
Salt, UV, dirt, oil, sunscreen, bird droppings and abrasion affect yacht zones differently.
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning should become faster, gentler and more predictable.
One yacht. Multiple surface environments.
DECK / COCKPIT
Teak, Sikaflex, walkways and seats.
FENDERS / PLASTICS
Dirt, friction, UV and salt.
COCKPIT / LEATHER
Care, feel and comfort surfaces.
METAL / FITTINGS
Salt, moisture, oxidation context and cleaning.
CHARTER FLEETS
Cleaning time, turnaround and recurring care.
LUXURY YACHTS
Premium appearance, material value and preservation.
Material compatibility is part of the application.
TEAK
Absorption, appearance and feel.
SIKAFLEX / ELASTIC JOINTS
Compatibility, adhesion and flexibility; test area required.
PLASTIC
Appearance, adhesion and chemical compatibility.
LEATHER
Feel, colour and cleaning.
METAL
Surface condition, salt, cleaning and oxidation context.
COATING
Adhesion, gloss, colour and resistance.
Existing marine documents mention good compatibility with Sikaflex. This must be confirmed for the specific joint and application through a test area.
Documented performance basis.
B · according to marine documentation
B · according to documentation; dependent on use and exposure
B · document note; test area required
B / D · practical indications; cleaning test required
D · object-specific exposure and weathering required
Every yacht needs a zone and maintenance plan.
- ZONE PLAN: separate hull, deck, cockpit, cabin and machinery area.
- TEST AREA: assess appearance, feel, slip, adhesion and cleanability.
- APPLICATION: document consumption, climate, drying and top protection.
- MAINTENANCE: define permitted cleaners, brushes, intervals and further care.
- REPORT: document photos, consumption, cleaning, customer benefit and care result.
Premium clients are not only buying protection — they are buying confidence in the maintenance process.
PURE MARINE CONCEPT
PURE BOAT PROTECT
Visible yacht surfaces: deck, cockpit, fenders, teak, plastic, metal and leather.
PURE WATER PROTECT
Defined underwater surfaces and marine easy-to-clean logic.
PURE THERMO
Technical / thermal marine applications only where actually intended.
Yacht economics depend on appearance, maintenance time and asset value.
Less maintenance time can mean more usable time.
This is an operational logic, not a measured time saving without a defined reference programme.
What is documented — and what is not generally derived.
DOCUMENTED / PLAUSIBLE BASIS
- thin flexible protection logic
- up to 90 m²/L according to documents
- up to 3 years according to documents, use-dependent
- wood, metal, plastic and leather as target substrates
- marine easy-to-clean application logic
- zone / test-area process
NOT GENERALLY DERIVABLE
- three-year guarantee
- universal Sikaflex compatibility
- universal UV protection
- universal salt protection
- corrosion-free surfaces
- universal slip resistance
- universal suitability for all plastics, leather and coatings
- maintenance-free yacht
- antifouling effect
- underwater protection effect from Boat Protect
Which yacht surfaces should be easier to maintain?
We divide the yacht into zones, assess substrate, appearance, feel and exposure, then define a test area, application and maintenance plan.
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