Ceramic Coating
Long-Term Protection for Gelcoat. Maximum Gloss. Reduced Maintenance.
Ceramic coating is a long-term protective layer applied to your boat’s gelcoat to help protect it from sun damage, oxidation, saltwater staining, and environmental exposure. Most boat owners are familiar with wax. Wax can improve appearance, but in marine environments it typically lasts only a few months before breaking down and needing to be reapplied. Ceramic coating works differently. It bonds directly to the gelcoat, forming a durable protective layer that enhances gloss and remains in place for years, not months. Marine gelcoat oxidizes quickly when left unprotected. Ceramic coating slows this process by blocking UV exposure, reducing staining, and making routine cleaning easier. Ceramic coating does not correct the surface — it locks in the condition of the gelcoat at the time it’s applied. That’s why proper preparation matters. On new boats, it helps preserve the original finish. On older boats, it helps maintain a restored surface and reduce long-term wear.
Considering Ceramic Coating for Your Boat?
Ceramic coating is applied based on gelcoat condition, boat usage, and storage environment.
Start with an estimate by selecting the option that best matches your boat’s condition. Every submission is reviewed, and we follow up if additional preparation or adjustments are recommended before moving forward.
No assumptions.
No surprises.