A tourist boat like no other, Quicksilver VIII operates daily out of Port Douglas - carries 450 passengers and operates at high speed serving the World Heritage listed and acclaimed ‘Great Barrier Reef.’
Cleanliness and having the ultimate presentation are key to the professionalism within Quicksilver. They chose Nyalic clear as their coating of choice. The mechanically dimpled pattern on the hull has been a tradition at Quicksilver for many years. Using spectacular decals with this shiny combination, QVIII is absolutely stunning at rest or when at sea.
Traditional paint systems add hundred's of kilos to a vessel of this size. When weight means more fuel burn and loss of speed, less weight and no paint means more profit. A large benefit includes less maintenance and a faster end of day cleanup for crew.
Nyalic have approved Nyalic applicators across Asia/Pacific, all trained on the coating of marine and heavy industrial equipment. Call in New Zealand 0800 692 542 for a no obligation quotation.
www.nyalic.co.nz
Major Bites
-
- Minor Bites
-
- Major Bites
- Minor Bites
-
- 
Spring wind the handbrake. Spring is starting to make its presence felt in the outer... Read More >
Early snapper in Tasman Bay. Well, spring is finally here, and the days are getting... Read More >
Good snapper catches reported. After Tangaroa turned off the fish tap for a month or... Read More >
Pacific bluefin tuna for the lucky few. The last fortnight has seen more fishable days... Read More >
Comments