SolyMar · Knowledge & care
Guides to yacht care, maintenance, repair, refit, cleaning, marine supplies, ashore work, painting and fiberglass repairs.
Look After · Yacht Care & Management
A yacht that is not being used still requires attention. Bilge water levels, battery condition, electrical connections and water systems need regular observation. The appropriate frequency depends on the vessel and the owner’s plans; one schedule is not suitable for every yacht.
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Yacht Maintenance
Preparing for the season involves more than servicing the engine. Batteries, charging equipment, water systems, bilges and auxiliary equipment also belong in the plan. Sharing previous service records and symptoms noticed during use helps direct checks to the areas that need attention.
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Yacht Repair & Overhaul
Knowing when a fault started and the conditions under which it recurs can help the technical assessment. Prepare details of warning messages, unusual sounds, observed leaks and previous servicing. Replacing a component does not always resolve the cause, so an outcome should not be assumed before assessment.
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Yacht Refit
Start by identifying the problems you experience in everyday use. Worn finishes, equipment condition and the function of living spaces are distinct needs. Separating aesthetic changes from maintenance and technical requirements helps clarify the scope and sequence of work.
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Yacht Interior & Deep Cleaning
Upholstery, curtains, carpets and timber finishes may require different cleaning methods. Understanding the material and assessing stains before treatment are important. Ventilation and allowing surfaces to dry appropriately are also part of the process.
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Marine Supplies
Prepare the intended use, existing equipment model and any relevant specifications when requesting a product. Surface type matters for paint and care products, while electrical and mechanical parts require system compatibility. Stock and delivery should be confirmed for each product.
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Yacht Ashore Maintenance
Listing the required tasks before booking the haul-out helps organise the boatyard visit. Hull cleaning, anodes and underwater equipment are separate inspection areas. Findings after cleaning can affect the scope, so allow time for assessment.
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Yacht Painting
Existing coatings, surface defects and system compatibility should be assessed before applying new paint. Sanding, cleaning, correction and priming serve different purposes, and the required steps depend on the surface. Application conditions and drying times should follow the selected product’s technical information.
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Fiberglass & Hull Repair
A mark in gelcoat and damage affecting the underlying composite are not the same. Impact history, crack location and surrounding indications help inform the assessment. Photographs can provide initial information, but on-site inspection may be needed to establish the repair method and scope.
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