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Alexseal Revises HS Ultimate Clear for Large Yacht Paint Work

Sept. 28, 2026 Refit

Image: ALEXSEAL / official source photo

Alexseal has updated its professional HS Ultimate Clear system, with flow and surface appearance important to superyacht newbuild and refit finishing.

A professional clear-coat update

Alexseal has introduced HS Ultimate Clear H0125 within its premium exterior coating system. The supplier says the revised formula is intended to improve flow and the final surface seen on professionally finished yachts.

Large topside and superstructure surfaces make application consistency particularly important. The announcement is a coatings development, not a shipyard project or a completed refit.

Why the spray process matters

The company describes improvements in the way overspray is accepted and in the surface’s final appearance. A uniform finish still depends on preparation, application conditions and the skills of the painting team.

A clear coating works as part of an approved system rather than as an interchangeable last step. The selected base coat, curing programme and maintenance plan must fit the owner’s project specification.

Yard procurement checks

Refit managers should obtain the latest technical instructions for the exact HS Base Coat and Clear Coat combination. They should also agree acceptance criteria and documentation before spraying begins.

Alexseal’s official product page provides the manufacturer’s outline, but it does not establish compatibility with every older coating. The image accompanying this report is an official Alexseal product visual.

Official source: ALEXSEAL.

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