Feb. 2012
Mobile painting shelter ready
In order to cater to even more yachts, a mobile painting shelter has been constructed at Precision Shipwright Services. The initial

dimensions are 20 m long, 9 m wide, 7.5 m high and even further extendible in the future. The shelter offers yacht owners improved
spray painting options year round. It fits inside the main
painting facility as sealable paint cover for yachts in the factory, to protect the painting activities from other work going on in the factory.
The main advantages over other types of tents on the market are obvious. Structurally stronger, safer to work in, better working conditions, better quality of work, and quickly employed (it can seal a yacht on the outside hardstand within 15 minutes).

Jan. 2012
New Powercat L1000 FOR SALE

A 10 meter composite power cat, designed by Albatross Marine Design, is under construction at the boatyard of Precision Shipwright. The design offers great versatility allowing the owner to see personal requirements met in the yacht. There is an option for up to three separate cabins and the power options range from outboards to inboard shaft drive, depending on cruising plans. The L1000 is now up for sale! For more information
see this page or you can
contact Precision directly.
Nov. 2011
Developing unique flotation system

Precision Shipwright Services has started work on developing a vessel flotation system. Its main purpose being to reduce the draft of vessels up to 50 tons by up to 50 cm. For lighter boats the draught can even be reduced by up to 80 cm. This floating system will allow boats more flexibility in entering and leaving the
Phuket Boat Lagoon.
The system is now under construction and will be ready in three to four months.

Sept. 2011
Paint work on location in Hong Kong

SY Sunshine was originally re-painted at Precision at the end of 2010. The large sailing yacht was damaged during haul-out in Hong Kong and wear and tear on the paintwork due to dinghies, moorings, etc. The owner asked Precision to come out to do the fairing and painting. The job took 4 days. With Precision in Hong Kong the owner of SY Moonblue II (the yacht being damaged by a dredging barge) requested Precision services for fairing and painting of the damaged hull parts. After 2 days of touch-up work on Moonblue II the owner was very content with the invisible repair.
Precisions MD Scott Bradley flew to Hongkong with all the handheld equipment and spray guns to accomodate these yachts. This is done as a service to existing clients and not a regular business activity.