ceramic coating

Marine ceramic coating adds a deep, mirror-like gloss while protecting your boat from UV damage, oxidation, and salt exposure. It repels water and grime, making maintenance faster and easier. Long-lasting protection built for harsh coastal conditions. If you have any questions, contact us!

    • Thorough ​interior and exterior wash and scrub

    • Vinyl cleaning & sealant

    • Compartment and hatch cleaning (HATCHES MUST BE EMPTIED BEFOREHAND)

    • Vinyl cleaning

    • Vinyl sealed with UV protectant

    • Interior and exterior rust removal

    • Mold and Mildew removal

    • All metal surfaces polished 

    • All metal sealed with Corrosion Blocker

    • Hull stain removal

    • Isinglass/windshield cleaned and finished with ceramic spray.

    Gloss Enhancing Ceramic Primer Polish (required for all boats new and old): Topside, Hull & Cowlings

    Ceramic Coat Application: Topside, Hull Sides & Motor(s) (Smooth gelcoat only)

    • Hull

    • Below Water Line

    • Topside

    • Glass

    • Non Skid

    • Compartment & Fish Boxes

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43’ Freeman ceramic coated

ceramic faq’s

It is a professional-grade protective layer applied to your boat’s gelcoat, paint, and metal surfaces. It delivers a deep, high-gloss finish while creating a barrier against UV rays, salt exposure, oxidation, and environmental wear.

What is marine ceramic coating?

Is ceramic better than wax?

Yes!!

Unlike wax, ceramic coating chemically bonds to the surface for long-term protection and has easier maintenance than wax. It provides superior UV resistance, and maintains a higher level of gloss with far less upkeep.

With proper care, marine ceramic coatings typically last 1–3 years depending on usage, storage, and maintenance. Regular washes and maintenance details help maximize durability and performance.

How long does it last?

my boat is new/in good shape, does it need to be polished to have ceramic coated?

Yes. Even brand-new boats require a light polish before ceramic coating. New boats often have minor surface defects, factory haze, transport marks, or contamination that isn’t visible until inspected up close. Polishing ensures the surface is perfectly prepped so the ceramic coating bonds correctly, delivers maximum gloss, and lasts as long as possible..