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Brila Marine Boat Coating: Booking Deposit

Name: Brila Marine Boat Coating: Booking Deposit
Brand: King Coating
SKU: KC-DEP-BOAT
Price: 150.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

Brila · Engineered in Japan · 20+ years

Trade supply: cases of 12

Sold to detailers, car yards and dealerships at account pricing. Manufacturer-direct pricing, no reseller margin.

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$150 deposit to lock in your Brila Marine inorganic glass coating application in Perth or Karratha. It comes off your final price, which is quoted per foot and on the condition of your gelcoat and glass after inspection.

Deposit policy: fully refundable if you need to change your booking day; non-refundable for cancellations.

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The science / 4 generations of protection

Ceramic was the 2nd generation.
We apply the 4th.

Paint protection has evolved in four steps. Each lasted longer than the last, until inorganic glass removed the weak link entirely: carbon. Organic coatings contain carbon, and UV and heat break carbon down. Brila cures into pure silica glass (SiO₂). There's nothing organic left to break.

Simulated WA sun exposure5years

☀ UV

GEN 1

Wax

Natural or synthetic wax that sits on top of the paint.

Washes and bakes off

Protection life: weeks to months

☀ UV

GEN 2

Nano / Ceramic

Organic, carbon-based binders. Most "ceramic" coatings sold today.

UV & heat break it down

Protection life: fades over time

☀ UV

GEN 3

Organic glass

A glass-like finish that still contains carbon (C–H) groups.

Still contains carbon

Protection life: better, still degrades

WHAT WE USE

☀ UV

SiO₂

GEN 4

Brila inorganic glass

Cures into pure silica glass, bonded to the surface. Zero carbon.

Nothing organic to break down

1-yr warranty · up to 3 yrs maintained

Animated illustration of how each generation responds to UV over time, not a measured test. Generation classification and composition data from Brila (Japan).

Head to head

Ceramic vs inorganic glass.

Gen 2 · the old way

Nano / Ceramic

ChemistryOrganic, carbon-based binders
Lab testCarbon-hydrogen peaks found in every competitor coating Brila tested
UV & heatBreak the carbon down, so protection fades
Cure timeUp to 30 days to fully harden
On a hullRigid ceramics aren't made to flex with the boat
UpkeepTop-ups as it degrades

Gen 4 · what King Coating applies

Brila inorganic glass

ChemistryPure inorganic silica glass (SiO₂)
Lab testSilicon–oxygen only. No organic matter.
UV & heatAbout 88% of gloss kept after 2 years of accelerated weathering
Cure time99% hardened in 12 hours, 100% by day 3
On a hullFormulated to flex with the hull. 8H pencil hardness.
UpkeepNo waxing. Grime has almost nothing to grip.

Hardening speed after application

BrilaOther products

pencil hardness. Standard gelcoat is 2H.

88%

of gloss kept after 2 years of accelerated weathering

110°

water contact angle on marine glass

420,000

wiper cycles with repellency still holding

Test data from Brila (Japan) product literature. Hardness and gloss retention are measured to Brila's own voluntary standard. The lab test refers to Brila's infrared spectrum comparison against three competitor coatings. The cure-speed chart is redrawn from Brila's density data.

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