Yacht Paint Process

Customize your yacht with a faux wood finish on practically any surface. Awlgrip Marine Paints claim that their clear coat can last 8-10 years and perhaps longer, depending upon your maintenance program. This technique can be applied to any area; the cap rail, rub rail, helm pod, bulk head, and especially the transom. Make a statement with a personal name with hand painted or vinyl lettering. Either choice can be created with 23.5 karat Gold or Platinum leafing, even a hand painted graphic, family crest… anything imaginable. We can also repair and match the wood grain and color of the interior.

We will create your vision!

Yacht Paint Process
Before 'Ye Mystic Wind'
Yacht Paint Process
After 'Ye Mystic Wind' with 23.5 Gold leaf lettering

Yacht Paint Process
Prepping for the transformation
Yacht Paint Process
Awlgrip primer and base coat for the transformation of faux Teak wood

Yacht Paint Process
Process of faux Teak wood
Yacht Paint Process
Faux Teak wood with miter cut and wood plugs

Yacht Paint Process
Photoshop image prior to application
Yacht Paint Process
'Ye Mystic Wind' with 23.5 Gold leaf lettering

Yacht Paint Process
Before brittle wood in need of repair
Yacht Paint Process
After faux Teak wood

Yacht Paint Process
Before brittle wood in need of repair
Yacht Paint Process
After Faux Teak wood

Yacht Paint Process
Before brittle wood in need of repair
Yacht Paint Process
Faux Teak wood with 'S' miter cut and wood plugs

Yacht Paint Process
'Ye Mystic Wind' back home!
Yacht Paint Process
The 2 masters of Awlgrip Marine paint. Ruben and Jamie!

Yacht Paint Process
Before- damaged interior Teak wood
Yacht Paint Process
After- repaired and painted to match interior existing Teak wood