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Oceania Marine Masters Intersleek

09 DECEMBER 2010 Here at the shipyard we have just finished an interesting and very busy 6 months. The highlight has been gearing up to become an approved Intersleek applicator for International Paints. This has involved repairing and recoating a number of older 700 antifoul coatings and applying 2 completely new 900 antifoul coatings. The […]

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New Superyacht Painting Company

20 DECEMBER 2010 Oceania Marine Limited operates one of Oceania’s largest specialist superyacht shipyards. The application and maintenance of protective coatings, including external and internal brightwork, forms a vital part of the refit, repair and construction services offered to superyachts at the shipyard. With the size and technical complexity of painting projects growing, Oceania Marine recognises that this […]

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10 JANUARY 2011 Diverse Projects latest Superyacht project, the 32M ‘Black Pearl’, was launched atOceania Marine Shipyard on 29th December 2010. The completion of this yacht is a tribute to Diverse Projects’ virtual shipyard process which saw the participation of the finest and best from across New Zealand together with the considerable resources of Whangarei. Oceania […]

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Although management and staff can look back over many years of involvement in the superyacht industry March 2011 marks the completion of Oceania Marine’s first full year of business as one of the regions top superyacht shipyards. The milestones achieved for the year include: A busy schedule of refit and repair which saw 2, 3 and 4 projects […]

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At Oceania Marine over half of our business is painting. We run a specialist marine coatings team from the shipyard that cover construction and refit of Superyachts. As a consequence we see it all-  from basic prep, fairing and the application of finish coats. In terms of repainting and refinishing Superyachts we undertake in the water, outside […]

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At Oceania Marine our Project Managers deliver the refit service that Superyachts expect