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Marine Blast

United Kingdom

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What Marine Blast does.

Marine Blast specializes in the removal of antifoul coatings on racing yachts and commercial ships. The company is known as a leading provider for coating stripping services in the UK. They have carried out their work with great precision and accuracy, making them a renowned enterprise in the marine industry. Marine Blast offers the removal of rust, antifoul, paint, color, wax, dirt, graffiti, oxidation, and other coatings. They work with materials such as Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic (GRP), metal, plastic, wood, and various stones. The firm is fully mobile and can be transported to different locations upon request.

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