Marine Paints

Featured Marine paint categories

Teamac's marine paint range includes marine gloss paints, deck coatings, hull blacking, antifouling paints and primers for narrowboats, canal boats, yachts and commercial vessels. Manufactured for over 100 years, our marine coatings provide reliable protection above and below the waterline.

Topcoats

Topcoats

15 products
Varnishes and Oils

Varnishes and Oils

10 products
Primer

Primer

22 products
Preparation

Preparation

4 products
Deck Paints

Deck Paints

3 products
Bilge and Locker Paints

Bilge and Locker Paints

5 products
Antifoulings

Antifoulings

6 products

Thinners

14 products

All marine products

77 products

Marine Paints for Every Type of Boat

Narrowboat Paint

Narrowboats and canal boats require specialist coatings capable of withstanding constant exposure to water, changing weather conditions and general wear. Teamac offers a range of products suitable for narrowboat roofs, cabin sides, decks and hulls, helping owners maintain both appearance and long-term protection.

Our marine paint systems are suitable for steel narrowboats and inland waterway vessels, including products for hull blacking, deck protection and decorative marine gloss topcoats.

Narrowboat Guides

Yacht and Sailing Boat Paint

For sailing boats and pleasure craft, marine coatings must provide excellent durability, colour retention and resistance to UV exposure. Teamac marine paints are designed to deliver a professional finish while helping protect surfaces from the challenges of life at sea.

Whether you're repainting topsides, maintaining decks or carrying out routine seasonal maintenance, our marine coatings provide reliable performance in demanding marine environments.

Fishing and Commercial Marine Vessels

Drawing on a heritage rooted in the maritime industry, Teamac continues to supply marine coatings suitable for commercial applications. Our coatings are designed to protect surfaces exposed to heavy use, harsh weather and demanding working conditions.

From workboats and fishing vessels to harbour and marine infrastructure, Teamac marine paints are trusted where durability matters.

Choosing the Right Marine Paint

  • Above Waterline Paints

    Above the waterline, marine paints need to provide excellent weather resistance, colour retention and protection against UV exposure. High-quality gloss and satin finishes help maintain appearance while protecting surfaces from the elements.


    Not sure why specialist marine coatings matter? Read our guide comparing marine paint and exterior paint.

  • Deck Paints

    Boat decks require coatings that can withstand foot traffic, moisture and changing weather conditions. Specialist deck paints provide durable protection while helping improve safety in wet conditions.

  • Below Waterline Protection

    Areas below the waterline require specialist protection against water ingress, corrosion and marine growth. Products such as hull blacking and antifouling coatings help protect vessels operating in both freshwater and saltwater environments.

  • Interior Marine Coatings

    Internal areas including bilges, lockers and storage compartments can also benefit from specialist marine coatings. These products help improve cleanliness, durability and resistance to moisture.

Marine Paint for Different Surfaces

  • Steel Boats

    Steel remains one of the most common materials used in narrowboats, canal boats and commercial vessels. Proper surface preparation combined with the correct primer and topcoat system helps prevent corrosion and maximise coating lifespan.

  • Fibreglass (GRP) Boats

    Fibreglass boats require coatings that adhere effectively while maintaining flexibility and durability. Teamac marine paints can be used as part of a complete maintenance system for GRP vessels.

  • Wooden Boats

    Traditional wooden boats require specialist care and regular maintenance. Protective coatings help defend against moisture ingress while maintaining the character and appearance of timber surfaces.

  • Aluminium Boats

    Aluminium surfaces often require specific preparation and coating systems to ensure optimum adhesion and long-term protection. Selecting the correct marine coating system is essential for achieving the best results.

Why Choose Teamac Marine Paints?

Established in 1908, Teamac has over 100 years of experience developing trusted marine and industrial coatings. Our paints are relied on by boat owners, marine professionals, and commercial operators for dependable protection and long-lasting performance.

When you choose Teamac marine paints, you benefit from:

✓ Over 100 years of coating expertise
✓ Proud UK manufacturing heritage
✓ Specialist marine and industrial knowledge
✓ Suitable for freshwater and saltwater environments
✓ Above and below waterline protection systems
✓ Technical support from an experienced team

Whether you're maintaining a narrowboat, restoring a classic vessel, or protecting a commercial craft, Teamac marine paints deliver reliable, lasting protection.

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Frequently asked questions

What paint should I use on a narrowboat?

The correct paint depends on the area being coated. Hulls, cabin sides, roofs and decks all require different types of protection. A complete coating system typically includes primers, topcoats and specialist protective coatings where required.

What is hull blacking?

Hull blacking is a protective coating applied below the waterline on steel narrowboats and canal boats. It helps protect the hull from corrosion and water exposure.

How often should a narrowboat be blacked?

The frequency depends on usage, water conditions and the coating system used. Many narrowboat owners inspect and maintain hull protection during routine docking schedules.

Can marine paint be used on steel boats?

Yes. Marine paint systems are commonly used on steel vessels, including narrowboats, workboats and commercial marine craft.

What's the difference between marine paint and ordinary paint?

Marine paints are specifically formulated to withstand moisture, weather exposure, UV light and the demanding conditions found in marine environments.

Can marine paint be used in freshwater and saltwater?

Many marine coatings are suitable for both freshwater and saltwater applications, although the specific system required will depend on the vessel and operating conditions.

How long does marine paint last?

Durability varies depending on the product used, surface preparation, exposure conditions and maintenance schedule. Following the manufacturer's recommendations helps maximise coating lifespan.