Keep your boat in pristine condition with 'The Essential Guide to Boating: Boat Maintenance'. This brand-new paperback edition, measuring 190 x 230 mm with 159 pages, is the ultimate resource for both new and seasoned boat owners. Proper boat maintenance is crucial, whether you own a sailboat or a powerboat, made from wood or fiberglass. Regular maintenance not only enhances safety but also saves you money by identifying potential issues before they become serious problems. This comprehensive guide covers everything from repairing scratched and worn hulls to engine repairs and tightening fittings. You’ll also find valuable tips on maintaining below-deck quarters. Equip yourself with essential knowledge and learn how to care for your beloved vessel, making every moment on the water enjoyable. Whether you prefer DIY boat maintenance or hiring a professional, this indispensable guide is perfect to have on board for years of boating fun. Order now and enjoy secure shipping from our Auckland-based NZ-owned business, with no unexpected import charges, customs duties, or taxes.

CONDITION: Brand New
Dimensions: 190 x 230 mm
Pages: 159
Bind: paperback
Publisher: Fox Chapel Publishing
Publication Date: 17-07-2013

Every boat, be it sail or power, wood or fiberglass, stored in the water or on dry land, needs regular maintenance to keep it sea-worthy. Proper maintenance can help save money by catching trouble before it starts.



The Essential Guide to Boating, Boat Maintenance will help new and experienced boat owners keep their boat in tip-top shape. From repairing scratched and worn hulls and decks, to fixing engines and tightening fittings, every inch of the boat is covered including the below deck quarters. Learning to care for this valuable possession is part of the thrill of owning one. Whether DIY-ing it, or hiring help, this book is a great guide to have on-board to ensure many years of boating enjoyment.

We are happy to combine shipping. Smartfox is a NZ owned business located in Auckland. This product is in stock in NZ which means no unexpected import charges, custom duty or tax.