From light maintenance polishing to full paint correction and long-term ceramic coating, we tailor every detail to your boat’s condition and your goals. You can choose buffing, polishing, wax, or ceramic coating — and we’ll recommend the best combination to restore gloss and keep it protected.
Signs that you need correction:
Chalky residue on your hand after touching the hull
Faded color / cloudy gelcoat
Dull “flat” reflection
Water spots that don’t clean off easily
Every boat and owner is different. Some clients only want a quick shine boost, while others want long-term protection and easier maintenance. We start with your priorities, inspect the surface, then build a plan — from a basic buff/polish to full correction with wax or ceramic coating.
What’s the difference?
Buff / Compound (Correction)
Removes oxidation, heavy haze, and deeper defects. This is the “restore” step.
Polish (Refinement)
Increases clarity and reflection after compounding. This is where the gloss gets “deep.”
Wax / Sealant (Short-term Protection)
Adds shine and a protective layer, but typically needs reapplication often (especially in salt/Florida sun).
Ceramic Coating (Long-term Protection)
A durable protective layer designed to last much longer than wax, with strong water-beading and easier cleaning.









