Now You Can Have Your Boat With The Same Spray Job As Your Car!

admin — Tue, 20 May 2014 17:16:57 +0000

Ever thought of have your boat and car sprayed the same colour and design? Most haven’t and it’s only for those that have a certain flare for the dramatic and like to make an impact where ever they go and with this fluro yellow job pictured you can see what we mean. Bradford Marine can now take care of anything you want or desire with our new state of the art spray booth where we can get you in and out fast with the highest possible standards and quality. Obviously you only want the best of care and expert tradesmen with decades of experience and that’s where Bradford Marine excel and provide old fashioned attention to detail. So if you just need a touch up or complete respray then let up provide you an obligation free quote, you may be surprised and what you can get for your money these days. Phone 07 5580 5555 or check out our website for more information at http://www.boatdamagerepairs.com.au

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What Colour Is Your Fishing Line?

admin — Thu, 15 May 2014 20:51:42 +0000

Braided line is in a constant battle with colour; polyethylene (PE) fiber is naturally a white, opaque colour. One unshakable property of braid is that it’s hydrophobic, causing dyed colours to bleed. Companies use specific processes (held close to the vest) to maintain dyed colour firmly in their braids.

For example, Cortland’s proprietary process is called Fiber Tech. But any number of methods used by different manufacturers have the same purpose, to drastically reduce colour fading and increase durability.

“Polyethylene fiber cannot be dyed like traditional fibers, since you cannot bond a dye molecule to this class of fiber,” says Konrad Krauland, PowerPro’s division president. “This leaves ‘painting,’ or surface coating, the only option. PowerPro has made significant advancement in recent years in both our coating system as well as resin management in our Enhanced Body Technology process, making colours far more stable and longer lasting on current line than even five years ago.

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