Mobile service
Conor brings the repair setup to marinas, dealerships, storage facilities, and client locations when conditions allow.

Gel coat & fibreglass repair specialists
Conor brings professional gel coat and fibreglass repair to your marina, dealership, storage facility, or property whenever access, weather, and working conditions allow.
Conor brings the repair setup to marinas, dealerships, storage facilities, and client locations when conditions allow.
Repair methods and materials selected for marine environments and cosmetic durability.
Damage, access, materials, finish expectations, and scheduling are reviewed before work begins.
Careful shaping, colour matching, blending, sanding, and polishing.
Meet the owner
Waterline Marine Cosmetics is owned and operated by Conor Patton. From the first assessment to the final polish, you deal directly with the specialist doing the work.

Based in Kelowna, Conor travels to suitable work sites across the Central Okanagan. Send the location and photos first—he’ll confirm access, conditions, scope, and the best way to schedule the repair.
Mobile work is scheduled after access, power, ventilation, weather, and repair requirements are reviewed.
The fastest way to get started
Send clear photos, the vessel location, and what you know about the damage. Conor will review the repair, follow up about the likely scope, and coordinate an assessment or scheduling.
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Specialist marine repair
From minor blemishes to visible impact damage, Waterline restores the appearance, finish, and value of each vessel with a clean, professional process.
Scratches, gouges, chips, cracks, scuffs, dock rash, and other cosmetic gel coat damage.
Ask about this repairStructural and cosmetic fibreglass repair, impact correction, reinforcement, and surface rebuilding.
Ask about this repairCustom colour matching, blending, sanding, polishing, and finishing for a clean, consistent appearance.
Ask about this repairPre-delivery repairs, resale preparation, cosmetic touch-ups, and ongoing support for marine businesses.
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Real Waterline repair work
Every repair is built around careful assessment, clean preparation, the right materials, and a finish that integrates naturally with the surrounding surface. These photographs come directly from Waterline’s project library.
A complete stern-platform restoration plus two additional Waterline before-and-after repairs, all photographed through the real work.



Two more Waterline repairs
Impact damage repaired and the bright orange finish restored.


Exposed fibreglass rebuilt and refinished around the existing deck material.


More authentic work
Project context, damage details, controlled preparation, and completed finishes from Waterline’s first-party photo library.






Exact colour match and finish can vary with age, oxidation, previous repairs, and the condition of the surrounding surface. Conor will always aim for the best possible result based on the circumstances.
The Waterline process
A visual path through a careful, professional repair.
Conor reviews the damage, surrounding finish, vessel access, and working conditions.
The vessel and work area are protected before controlled sanding, removal, grinding, and masking.
Marine-grade materials rebuild, reinforce, fill, shape, and colour-match the damaged area.
The cured repair is shaped, sanded, blended, polished, and checked with the surrounding surface.

For dealers, marinas, brokers & marine vendors
Waterline helps marine businesses correct cosmetic damage before delivery, resale, or customer presentation. From a single touch-up to coordinated support across multiple boats, Conor provides clear communication and a professional, mobile-first approach.
Correct chips, scratches, dock rash, and cosmetic blemishes before customer handoff.
Improve presentation and reduce cosmetic objections before listing or showing a boat.
Give customers a trusted option for gel coat and fibreglass repair.
Coordinate work across multiple vessels to keep inventory clean and ready.
Better presentation. Fewer objections. More confident delivery.
Talk to Conor about vendor support
About Waterline
Waterline Marine Cosmetics is owned and operated by Conor Patton, a marine repair specialist with a strong eye for detail and a commitment to clean, professional workmanship.
Based in Kelowna, Conor approaches every repair with respect for the vessel, the surrounding finish, and the client’s expectations. Waterline was built for people who want the work done properly—with the right materials, the right process, and a finish that looks intentional and polished.
Show Conor Your Repair
Kelowna & the Central Okanagan
Waterline is based in Kelowna and serves boat owners and marine businesses across the surrounding area. Site conditions, marina access, weather, and repair requirements are reviewed before mobile work is scheduled.
Ask about your locationGood to know
Not sure whether the repair can be completed on-site? Send a few clear photos and Conor will review the damage, access, and likely next step.
Request an assessmentWaterline is mobile whenever possible. Repairs may be completed at a marina, dealership, storage facility, or client location when access, weather, and working conditions allow.
Gel coat scratches, gouges, chips, cracks, scuffs, dock rash, and other cosmetic damage. Fibreglass work can include structural and cosmetic repair, impact correction, reinforcement, and surface rebuilding.
Custom colour matching and blending are part of the process. Age, oxidation, previous repairs, and surrounding surface condition can affect the final match. Waterline aims for the best possible result based on those conditions.
Pricing depends on damage size and severity, whether the repair is cosmetic or structural, colour-matching complexity, access, materials, cure conditions, number of repair areas, and the required finish.
Remove loose gear and personal items, provide clear access, and mention any previous repairs. Children and animals should remain away from the work area. Adequate light, ventilation, stable access, and shore power are helpful when available.