BoatLIFE - Division of Life Industries Corporation

BoatLIFE, a division of Life Industries Corporation, is a well-known manufacturer and supplier of high-quality marine maintenance products. Founded in 1959, the company has a long-established reputation for producing reliable and effective products specifically designed for the marine industry. Often used by boat owners, shipyards, and marinas, BoatLIFE products focus on the unique needs of maintaining, cleaning, and preserving various types of watercraft.

Here are some key areas that BoatLIFE specializes in:

Sealants and Adhesives

BoatLIFE is particularly renowned for its advanced sealants and adhesives, which are used to prevent water ingress and ensure that various components of a boat remain securely bonded. These products are designed to withstand harsh conditions like saltwater, UV exposure, and extreme temperatures.

Cleaners and Polishers

BoatLIFE offers a range of specialized cleaners and polishers aimed at keeping boats looking their best. These include products for cleaning the deck, hull, and other parts of the boat, as well as polishes to protect surfaces and keep them shining.

Repair and Maintenance Products

The company provides a variety of repair and maintenance solutions, such as epoxy repair kits, fiberglass repair materials, and other essential products that help boat owners keep their vessels seaworthy.

Environmentally Friendly Options

With increasing awareness of environmental sustainability, BoatLIFE has also ventured into producing more environmentally friendly products. These options minimize harmful effects on marine ecosystems while still delivering high performance.

Customer Support and Expertise

BoatLIFE is known for its customer support, providing expert advice to help boat owners choose the right products and use them correctly. Their website often features a wealth of resources like how-to guides, FAQs, and videos.

Global Distribution

As a well-established brand, BoatLIFE products are available through a wide network of distributors and retailers, making them accessible to boat owners and marine professionals around the world.

If you are looking for reliable products for maintaining your boat, particularly if you require high-performance sealants, adhesives, cleaners, or repair materials, BoatLIFE is a reputable choice within the marine industry.

770-381-0074
www.boatlife.com
770-381-8875

Products

Caulking, Sealants, Waxes, Polishes, Caulking/Sealant Remover, Etc.

N. Charleston USA

2081 Bridgeview Drive
N. Charleston SC 29405
USA

Ships

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