Advanced surface protection
for superyachts

A familiar yacht to the RMP Marine team, the crew regularly contact us on their return to Barcelona or Pendennis Vilanova. This valued client recognises the benefits of regular protection applied to the paintwork and glass, maintaining the yacht’s glossy finish ahead of a busy season.

For the past three years, RMP Marine has provided extensive surface protection for this 87m superyacht, including the hull, superstructure and exterior glass. Our team has also assisted the interior department with the restoration and protection of shower glass. Based in Tarragona for the duration of the works, our flexible team works to exacting standards to ensure surfaces throughout the yacht are at their best ahead of a demanding season.

RMP Marine was entrusted with the complete surface protection of the hull and superstructure of this 74m superyacht. Working closely with the shipyard’s project managers, our team adapted to the demands of the wider project, taking on the challenge of completing our work alongside considerable activity during the yacht’s yard period. We have since returned to protect and maintain challenging high-exposure areas around the exhausts.

Glass restoration and protection is as much our speciality as paintwork. We were delighted to be asked to work on the exterior glass of this 100m+ Oceanco yacht during its yard period. From the hull portholes through to the sundeck windows, our team returned the glass to its original shine and applied lasting protection. We had previously worked with members of the same crew on an 83m yacht, so it was particularly rewarding to be contacted by them again—a reflection of the trust built through our work.

We work throughout Europe, supporting our clients wherever they need us. Having previously completed a project on this 55m Amels in Barcelona, we were asked to join the vessel in La Ciotat to restore and protect the hull, superstructure and glass in preparation for its sale.

A yacht may need to look its best at different times—whether ahead of the season, to maintain its appearance between paint jobs or, as in this case, to make the best possible impression on prospective buyers.