The Importance Of Boat Bottom Paint
Boat bottom paint is necessary if your boat spends a lot of time in the water. There is nothing worse than going out on a weekend and finding that your boat needs maintenance. Saltwater barnacles can be a problem. Barnacles won’t cause any damage to your fiberglass boat’s gel coat, but they can be a problem. Aquatic organisms can cause severe damage to wooden boats by drilling into the wood. Freshwater plants, algae, and zebra mussels will adhere to untreated bottoms. It’s also a headache to scrub it off. A bottom paint that is copper-rich and contains a biocide to keep the bottom clear of unwanted aquatic … Read Full Article →
As boating season quickly approaches, now is the perfect time to get your boat repainted and looking fresh for the season. Boat painting is one of the many ways to give your boat new life without the cost of buying a brand new boat. Many boats often look worse than they run. This makes a lot of sense as the paint on your boat comes into contact with sun and water the most. No matter how much time and care you put into your boat, scratches, dings, fading and other flaws are going to happen. So, when you are ready to rejuvenate your beloved water vessel, let Anchor Marine Repair take the wheel. … 
A paint job on your boat serves more than just a decorative purpose. We all love the look of a freshly painted boat as the sun hits it in just the right spot. Just as important as the look it provides, a fresh paint job on your boat also provides protection. If the paint on your boat has chipped and broken down, that can lead to other boat damages such as rust and corrosion.
Nothing says “hello, spring” like a new paint job on your boat. If your boat has seen better days and needs a freshened look, it’s time to take it to Anchor Marine Repair. We are your one stop repair shop for all of your boating needs! 
Due to the price tag placed on most boats, when you finally decide to invest in one, you should expect to have it around for the long haul. There is no prettier sight than seeing a new, polished boat out on the lot. Unfortunately, the paint job on your boat will not last as long as your boat itself.