Oxidation removal
Chalky, faded gelcoat compounded back to color.
BOAT DETAILING
A finish worth a second look.
Oxidation removal, polish and protection for gelcoat, stainless and teak.
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THE DETAILS
Restore the finish. Refine the details.
Southern California sun is tough on gelcoat. Over time it turns chalky and dull. Detailing removes that oxidation, restores the gloss and adds a layer of protection so it lasts.
We detail hulls, decks and interiors, and finish the details that make a boat look cared for: stainless, teak, vinyl and canvas.
Polish & wax
Machine polishing and wax or sealant protection.
Stainless & chrome
Rails, cleats and hardware polished.
Teak care
Teak cleaned and brightened.
Vinyl & canvas
Upholstery treated and canvas cleaned.
Pre-sale detailing
Make the best first impression on buyers.
SIGNS IT’S TIME
When to call us.
- Gelcoat looks chalky, dull or faded
- Water no longer beads on the hull
- Rust spots on stainless hardware
- Gray or blotchy teak
- You're preparing to sell the boat
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Your questions.
How often should a boat be waxed?
Many owners wax two to three times a year in sunny climates. The right schedule depends on how the boat is stored and used.
Can heavy oxidation be removed?
In most cases, yes. Heavily oxidized gelcoat may need wet sanding and compounding before polishing. We'll assess it and tell you what to expect.
PLANNING YOUR SERVICE
Tell us what you want to restore.
Share the boat’s length and photos of the dull, stained or weathered surfaces. We’ll assess the finish before recommending compounding, polishing and protection. Regular washing can help keep salt and grime off the surfaces between detailing visits.
Serving boat owners in San Diego and Newport Beach. Scope, access and scheduling are confirmed with your estimate.
BEFORE WE TALK
A few details help.
Share your boat length, current finish condition and which surfaces need attention.
A CLEAR WAY FORWARD
Understand. Agree. Care.
Share the issue, review the options and approve the work. We explain the next step before moving ahead.
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