Where Can I Get My Boat Antifouled on Brisbane Waters?

Taking care of your boat’s antifouling every year can be a pain, especially when your go-to detailers are booked up for the year and your boat really needs it. To make things easier, we’ve put together a list of local businesses around Brisbane Waters. This way, you’ll have options ready when you need them. Bookmark this link or take a screenshot so you’ll know where to go for your next antifoul!

What is boat antifouling?

Boat antifouling is the process of applying special coatings to a boat’s hull to prevent the growth of marine organisms like barnacles and algae. These coatings help keep the hull clean, reduce water resistance, improve fuel efficiency, and protect the boat from damage.


Antifouling Services in Brisbane Waters


Central Coast Marina

Central Coast Marina Antifouling Service Brisbane Waters NSW

If you’re in Booker Bay, the nearest marina you can go to is Central Coast Marina at 5 Bilba Ave. It’s located in a nice, sheltered area with a north-easterly view of the Rip Bridge. They have a professional team that can handle antifouling, cleaning, painting, and polishing for your boat. Plus, they’ve received good reviews from past customers, so you can feel confident in their services!

OPERATING HOURS:

7:30 am – 4:00 pm (Monday to Friday)

9:00 am – 12:00 pm (Saturday)

CONTACT DETAILS:

Phone: 4344 3666

Don’s Marine Repairs

Don's Marine Repairs Antifouling Service Brisbane Waters NSW

Just a 6-minute drive from Central Coast Marina, you’ll find Don’s Marine Repairs at 15 Alma Ave, Woy Woy. They provide quality services for trailers, jet skis, and small boats. Although they aren’t a marina, they have a workshop trailer that can pick up boats up to 6-7 meters in length. They also use a hoist to lift the boat off the trailer for antifouling.

OPERATING HOURS:

8:30 am – 5:00 pm (Monday to Friday)

CONTACT DETAILS:

Phone: 0243444088

Email: [email protected]

Booker Bay Marina

Booker Bay Marina Antifouling Service Brisbane Waters NSW

Back in Booker Bay, you’ll find Booker Bay Marina, just a short walk from Central Coast Marina. They are highly experienced in antifouling all types of boats and offer a wide range of options to fit your boat and budget. Plus, they provide pick-up and delivery service, which makes the process hassle-free and easy to arrange.

OPERATING HOURS:

8:00 am – 4:30 pm (Monday to Friday)

CONTACT DETAILS:

Phone: 024343 1999

Email: [email protected]

Killcare Marina

Killcare Marina Antifouling Service Brisbane Waters NSW

Last on our list is Killcare Marina, just a 15-minute drive from Booker Bay Marina. They offer antifouling services along with other maintenance work. A typical Lift-Clean-Antifoul job includes lifting the boat, cleaning, hull inspection, acid washing, preparation, masking, antifouling, replacing anodes, and re-launching. They also provide first-time antifouling, which includes polishing and Prop Speed treatment—a new innovation designed for application on propellers, rudders, shafts, skegs, and trim tabs.

OPERATING HOURS:

8:00 am – 4:30 pm (Monday to Friday)

CONTACT DETAILS:

Phone: 02 4360 1231

Email: [email protected]

Each business mentioned above has its own strengths, so the best choice depends on your needs and preferences. Before booking, take some time to research and talk to them to find the right fit for antifouling that also fits your budget. This will help keep your boat performing well and looking good. For a list of Detailers on Brisbane Waters, check out our article for a hassle-free experience. With the right detailers, you can be sure your boat is in good hands.

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