The Hardwoods We Use.
Catalyzed Marine Grade Finishes.
A Catalyzed Marine Grade Finish refers to a specialized type of coating or finish commonly applied to wood, metal, or fiberglass surfaces in marine environments.
Here’s a breakdown of the components:
Marine Grade: “Marine grade” indicates that the finish is specially formulated to withstand the extreme conditions in marine environments. This includes resistance to saltwater corrosion, mold, mildew, UV degradation, and frequent exposure to water. These finishes are also designed to be tough enough to handle the wear and tear that boats and other marine vehicles face.
Catalyzed: The term “catalyzed” refers to a process where a catalyst (usually a hardening agent or curing agent) is added to a resin or finish. This chemical reaction hardens the coating and helps it dry quickly. It enhances the durability and longevity of the finish by making it more resistant to wear and damage.
Key Benefits of a Catalyzed Marine Grade Finish:
- Durability: It offers excellent protection against environmental damage, such as water, UV rays, and physical abrasion.
- Hardness: The catalyzed curing process makes the finish harder and more resilient to scratches and wear.
- Longevity: Due to its tough composition, a catalyzed marine finish tends to last longer than non-catalyzed coatings, making it ideal for boats and other marine-related applications.
- Appearance: These finishes often provide a high-quality, glossy, and smooth finish that enhances the appearance of the surface.
