
Why Edges Are Where Coating Always Fails First
Quick Answer Coating fails at edges first because a sharp edge cannot hold a thick enough coat of paint to provide adequate protection. Paint pulls
Today ships are maintained and protected against corrosion during service. But state of the art material
and equipment is not worth much, if applied incorrectly. Rust never sleeps!
BSO Svendborg has applied knowledge acquired from many years at sea to develop a unique and efficient
maintenance strategy. BSO Svendborg also provides advice on materials and equipment, with hands-on
instructions and educational material.
When committing to BSO Svendborg, we commit to assisting and educating your seafarers and
organisations, resulting in long lasting maintenance and protection, while in service.

Quick Answer Coating fails at edges first because a sharp edge cannot hold a thick enough coat of paint to provide adequate protection. Paint pulls

Quick Answer A useful ship maintenance report documents three things: what condition the vessel is in right now, what work was done since the last

Quick Answer A Deck Status Plan (DSP) is a visual overview of a vessel’s deck areas mapped against their current corrosion condition and maintenance status.