On the water
Marine Ceramic Coating
Coating over restored gelcoat so the gloss survives sun, salt, and waterline scum.
A marine coating bonds to gelcoat and makes the whole vessel easier to maintain. Salt rinses off instead of etching, waterline scum releases with far less scrubbing, and UV fade slows dramatically.
Like automotive coatings, marine coatings lock in what is underneath — so gelcoat gets restored first, every time. We coat hull, superstructure, and hardware, and we can include isinglass and non-skid.
Coated boats need less aggressive weekly washing, which is where the real savings show up over a season.
- Takes about
- 3 – 6 days by size
- How often
- Every 2 – 5 years
FAQ
Questions we get
Can you coat a boat in the water?
Everything above the waterline, yes. Bottom work needs a haul-out and is a different job.
Tell us what you've got.
Same crew every visit, fully insured, and we bring our own water and power. Call, or send a few photos and where it sits.