Brila Inorganic Glass Marine Coating: Ultimate Protection and Endurance for Marine Vessels
Brila's Inorganic Glass Marine Coating offers a groundbreaking level of protection for vessels, designed to flex with the hull while providing unmatched durability. Unlike wax treatments, which last just 3-6 months, this advanced coating lasts up to 2 years with proper care, preserving a freshly polished appearance even in challenging marine environments.
100% Curable Silicone Resin Technology
Powered by a concentrated silicone resin, this coating forms a robust Si-O glass protective layer when cured. Using a low-molecular-weight silicone alkoxy oligomer, it creates a high-density, 3D crosslinked glass-like surface that ensures peak hardness and resilience while allowing essential flexibility.
Unmatched Antifouling Performance
The coating’s high-density, vitreous surface effectively resists marine fouling, preventing grime and biofouling from bonding to the hull. Thanks to nano-level adhesion, it repels challenging stains like squid ink and other marine debris, ensuring easy maintenance and a clean finish with minimal effort. Its glass-hard resilience also offers strong friction resistance, preserving the vessel's sheen and surface.
Exceptional Durability and Weather Resistance
With a Si-O glass skeleton, this coating delivers exceptional UV stability and weather resistance, maintaining up to 88% of its original gloss even after two years of exposure to sunlight, saltwater, and environmental stresses. The dense structure prevents oxidation, rust, and discoloration, keeping the vessel’s exterior pristine and polished.
Brilliant Gloss and Simple Application
Designed to provide a rich, deep gloss, the coating effortlessly highlights the vessel’s natural color and finish. Application is simple with a specialized pad, requiring no wiping except in darker areas for evenness. Its low surface tension ensures the liquid levels smoothly, leaving minimal streaks for a flawless, enduring shine. Free from organic solvents and alcohols, it’s a safe choice for operators and the environment alike.
