Boat & Yacht Ceramic Coating

Protection that outlasts wax

A ceramic coating bonds to the surface and forms a hard, glossy layer over your hull, deck and superstructure. It stands up to UV, saltwater and chemicals, and it outlasts traditional wax with less upkeep. Salt and grime rinse away more easily, so the boat stays cleaner between washes.

The coating is only as good as the surface under it. Before anything goes on, we correct the finish, because a coating locks in whatever is there. If the gel coat has faded, we start with oxidation removal.

See it on the water

This is our ceramic coating, filmed on the lift, right on the water.

Common questions

Ceramic coating or wax?

Wax is cheaper up front but has to be redone often in this sun. Ceramic costs more once and asks less of you afterward. We can talk through which makes sense for how you use the boat.

How do I care for it?

Regular gentle washing keeps it working at its best. Our wash plans take care of that for you.

Can you coat a boat that is in the water?

Tell us how your boat is kept and we will plan the job around it. The work in the video was done on the lift.