Marine glass restoration — Mindarie, Two Rocks & Ocean Reef
Salt spray is the fastest glass killer we treat. We restore windscreens and cabin glass at the pen or on the hardstand, then coat them for continuous salt exposure.
Get my free estimate →Vessels moored at Mindarie Marina, Two Rocks and Ocean Reef live in permanent salt spray. It bakes onto windscreens under the WA sun, bonds with mineral spotting, and eventually etches the glass itself — which is the point where washing stops working and vision underway starts to suffer. That etching is mechanical damage, and it needs a mechanical fix.
What we do
- Restoration of salt-etched and mineral-spotted windscreens and cabin glass — cerium oxide polishing where etching has taken hold
- Marine-grade hydrophobic coating for clearer vision underway and far easier washdowns
- Service at the pen or on the hardstand, worked around your schedule
- Toughened glass only — acrylic and polycarbonate screens and clears are assessed separately, because they need different treatment
For the trade
Detailers, brokers and marina operators: ShoreMate works as a specialist trade partner — glass restoration for vessels being prepared for sale or handover, invoiced to the business, scheduled around your slipway and detailing programs.
Common questions
Yes — pen-side service at Mindarie, Two Rocks and Ocean Reef is our standard call-out, and hardstand work is quoted the same way.
No, and be wary of anyone who says yes. Acrylic and polycarbonate need entirely different treatment from glass; we assess them separately and tell you honestly what is achievable.
Exposure at a coastal pen is constant, so we set out a realistic maintenance interval in writing with your quote — restored and coated glass holds up far longer than untreated glass, and maintenance visits are quicker and cheaper than restoration.