Stay ahead with our coverage of the latest trends in marine paints and coatings. From innovations that improve durability and performance to eco-friendly options, learn about the new products that are shaping the industry.
Exciting technological breakthroughs continue to be achieved by both industrial paints giants and smaller, even family-run, marine coatings specialists
UK-based Aquarius Marine Coatings (AMC) has introduced a new 100% plant-based resin as the base for its pure-copper-powder antifouling system
With graphene described as a ‘wonder material’ and being increasingly used in the marine sector, the 2026 graphene handbook describes the latest advances
Boat builder Smoker Craft Inc aims to differentiate in a highly competitive segment with new investment in distinctive, automotive-grade paint finishes
With the EU reclassifying some of the flow agents for epoxy resin, Gurit has already been working to make these ‘diluents’ much safer.
Mercedes Benz has become the first automotive manufacturer to specify solar paint on its Vision Iconic concept car, promising over 12,000km of additional range
Propspeed aims to build revenues through an innovative line extension strategy based on accessing entirely new market segments
Norwegian paint manufacturer Jotun has combined a high-performance hull coating with a remotely controlled robotic cleaner to extend the life of antifouling
Technological advances, regulatory pressures and environmental awareness continue to drive innovation and product refinement in the ever improving marine coatings sector
UK-based Tritex NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) has just celebrated the 200th sale of its new thickness probe for testing masts and overhead structures via a drone.
The marine coatings sector is moving towards products that have a longer life with improved gloss and durability, whilst a biocide approval bottleneck has led to big move towards silicon-based antifoulings
The paint supplier and marine wholesaler have separated after a period of collaboration
Shareholders overwhelmingly back merger creating the world’s second-largest paints and coatings manufacturer
The move affects operations representing less than 2% of the company’s total revenue