Marine Ceramic Coating & Oxidation Removal
The End of Wax.
Forever.
Traditional boat wax melts in the sun. Ceramic coating bonds to your gelcoat at a molecular level, creating a glass-like shield that lasts for years, not months.
Oxidation Removal
Chalky gelcoat? We perform multi-stage rotary compounding to physically remove the dead, oxidized layer of fiberglass, restoring the deep, factory color beneath.
SiO2 Cross-Linking
Unlike wax which sits on top, Ceramic Coating (Silicon Dioxide) cross-links into the pores of the gelcoat, creating a semi-permanent, 9H hardness barrier against UV rays.
Hydrophobic Effect
The surface tension becomes so high that water beads up and rolls off, carrying salt and dirt with it. Cleaning your boat becomes 50% faster and requires less soap.
Restoration Protocol.
We don't just coat. We perfect the surface first.
Cut (Compound)
Using heavy-cut compounds and rotary buffers, we level the surface, removing chalk, scratches, and stubborn oxidation.
Jewel (Polish)
We refine the finish with a fine polish and foam pads to remove swirl marks (holograms) and bring out a mirror-like depth.
Prep Wipe
We chemically strip all polishing oils using an alcohol-based panel wipe to ensure the gelcoat is naked and ready for bonding.
Coat
We hand-apply the liquid ceramic coating, leveling it carefully to cure into a hard, high-gloss shell.
Glass on the Water.
A transformation you can see from the dock.
Chemical Science.
Advanced protection for the marine environment.
Common Questions
Is it expensive?
The upfront cost is higher than wax due to the intensive labor of polishing. However, because it lasts 4-6 times longer than wax, it is cheaper over a 2-year period.
Can you coat non-skid?
Yes. We use a specific sprayable ceramic for non-skid decks that protects the surface without making it slippery, making deck scrubbing much easier.