Complete Boat Repairs

20/04/2026

Our new fibreglass remover in action - making short work of the rotten fibreglass and gelcoat on this yacht.

05/01/2026

Complete Boat Repairs — Westernport Marina
Specialising in fibreglass, gelcoat, antifoul and marine repairs.

21/02/2025

29/01/2025

It was def time for this boat to have a bit of TLC!!
We specialise in antifouls and polishes to ensure your boat looks good and stays that way. Contact us today and see how we can help you.
Sealand Marine
Westernport Marina
Mark Morton

05/07/2024

Did you know that regular polishing of your boat not only keeps it shinning but also protects it from the harsh marine environment.

Book your polish today and enjoy :
* A great appearance and shine
* Increased protection against UV rays and saltwater
* Improved fuel consumption and speed
* Extend the life of your gelcoat.

Ready to make your boat shine.
Email or call us today and see the difference a professional polish can make.

Mark : 0408113100
[email protected]
www.completeboatrepairs.com.au

02/06/2023

Want to learn about and work with boats?
Want to work for a small business where there is opportunity to learn new and valuable skills?
Don’t mind getting your hands dirty?
We are looking for a general labourer to work with us.

You will be applying antifoul, polishing boats, working with fiberglass, painting and other types of work that goes into repairing and maintaining boats.
You will need to be fit and strong and not mind getting a bit dirty and dusty. Some experience working in a boating environment would be great but we are willing to teach you.
Hours are Mon – Fri, 8 am – 4pm.
Immediate start required.
If you would like to know more about working with us text on 0408 113100 or send a fb message or an email to [email protected]
Look forward to hearing from you. Cheers Mark

15/05/2023

We are looking for a general labourer to work with us at the Westernport Marina, Hastings.

Want to learn about and work with boats?
Want to work for a small business where there is opportunity to learn new and valuable skills?
Don’t mind getting your hands dirty?

You will be applying antifoul, polishing boats, working with fiberglass, painting and other types of work that goes into repairing and maintaining boats.
You will need to be fit and strong and not mind getting a bit dirty and dusty. Some experience working in a boating environment would be great but we are willing to teach you.
Hours are Mon – Fri, 8 am – 4pm.
If you would like to know more about working with us please send a fb message or an email to [email protected]
Look forward to hearing from you. Cheers Mark

12/01/2023

In the owners words "from sad to stunning".

This Boomerang 20 trailer sailor has had a hard life but the new owner was very keen to restore her to her former beauty.

Mark and Rhett sanded off all the gelcoat and then the hull was resprayed in a vivid white.

The owner had chosen a beautiful iridescent blue for the upper hull and it looks fantastic.

She is now all ready for a summer of sailing and is sure to be the belle of the season.

Sealand Marine
Westernport Marina

05/01/2023

05/01/2023

Huge excitement on Kitikana on New Years morning

We were anchored about 20 metres from Raymond Island to watch the Paynesville fireworks. And about 5.30 this morning we were woken by a KOALA inside the boat!!!
He had swam out, climbed up the back steps and onboard!! After walking around the deck leaving dirty footprints everywhere he then came inside, through the lounge and down the steps into the hull where our bedroom is. A Koala is def not what you expect to see thumping around inside your boat on New Year's morning!!!!!
Huge thanks to the Raymond Island Koala Wildlife Shelter - they launched their boat and came out and captured him. After a bit of observation "Ralph Lauren" has now been released.
Very special start to 2023. 🐨🐨🐨

This is the story from Koalas of Raymond Island with an update of Ralph.

Well 2023 has started already at Koala Central. A very early call, before 6am, regarding a koala trying to hijack a luxury catamaran moored near Montague Point off Raymond Island.
The koala had swam past a dozen other boats moored along the shore and under cover of darkness had boarded the catamaran Kitikana, a very professional job so far, but the sound of his claws and possibly a tumble down the stairs gave him away.
Natalie and friends discovered a very wet and confused koala below deck and decided to name him “Ralph Lauren” because of his excellent taste in choosing the catamaran to “holiday” in.
Natalie called KoRI and Cath, Lionel with Liz set off in their boat to go rescue this wayward koala. It was a beautiful still morning fortunately so climbing aboard was easy. Ralph was removed from the bathroom vanity unit, placed in a basket and taken off the cat for the trip back to the KoRI shelter. Natalie mentioned that “Ralph” had left paw prints all over the deck before going below.
Back at the shelter the 10kg otherwise healthy boy was dried off and put into a cage with fresh leaf and will be observed to make sure he hasn’t ingested any water. All being well he should be released in the next couple of days.
It’s not unusual to find koalas on boats moored at the jetties but it’s a different matter when they’re moored out in the water. We did have New Years fireworks last night so he may have been spooked into the water.
What a way to start 2023! 💕🐨💕