Maintaining the exterior of your boat is essential not only for its appearance but also for protecting it from harsh marine environments. Exposure to saltwater, UV rays, and environmental pollutants can degrade the gelcoat or paint on your boat, leading to dullness, oxidation, and even costly repairs. However, with a proper maintenance routine that includes buffing, waxing, or ceramic coating, combined with regular washdowns, you can ensure your boat stays in top condition year-round.

Diving and Hull Cleaning your Boat’s Hull- How Often is Necessary? Prevent Fouling by Hull Cleaning Fouling is the reason Diving and Hull Cleaning is so vital. We recommend having your boat’s hull cleaned at minimum once a month. In the summer, a cleaning once every 2 weeks is ideal. Check out our rates page for prices! Fouling is a term …

How Often to Buff and Wax Your Boat According to the Pros All Gelcoat is Not Created Equal If gelcoat is not protected with a proper Wax or a Buff and Wax at minimum every 3-4 months with wax or sealants, it will break down from oxidation and the sun! When your boat was made in the manufacture, they all …

Boat Cleaning Tips for a High Gloss Shine and Finish Boat Detailing for a High Gloss Take boat cleaning to a whole new level by using wax, sealants, buffing and compounding products to produce a high gloss finish. Here are some tips on how to maintain the gelcoat on your boat. Don’t let the sun, salt, and wildlife deteriorate your …

It’s All About Equipment and Materials BOOM! That’s it! The boat detailing secrets you need to know is that it is 100% about the type of buffer, the compound, polish, or pad that you purchase. The boating and yacht industry is so saturated with products that are not worth a dime. Take it from us, because we have tried literally …