Boat Ceramic Coating in Miami
Protect and enhance your boat’s surfaces with advanced hull ceramic coating.
Boat Ceramic Coating for Ultimate Protection and Shine
Our Boat Ceramic Coating service provides ultimate protection against Miami’s harsh sun, saltwater, and weather. This advanced Boat Ceramic Coating forms a hydrophobic barrier on your boat’s surface, repelling water, grime, and UV damage, and keeping your vessel looking newer for longer.
This coating solution is ideal for boat owners who seek long-lasting protection with minimal maintenance. Once applied, the ceramic coating requires minimal upkeep, reducing the need for frequent polishing and protecting against water spots, stains, and chemical contaminants. Our team uses high-quality ceramic products that are designed for marine environments, ensuring the coating’s durability under continuous exposure to saltwater and UV rays. With a flawless, glossy finish, your boat will be both protected and visually stunning, reflecting the beauty of Miami’s waters with every outing.
Pricing
Marine ceramic coating
Indicative starting price.
- Strong protection against UV, salt and stains
- Deep gloss that lasts
- Every wash becomes faster and easier
Polishing first
A coating needs a clean, smooth surface.
- Removes oxidation and chalky film
- Restores color before coating
- See hull polishing
Final price depends on boat size, gelcoat condition and the coating product chosen. Coating a yacht? See yacht detailing.
How we apply ceramic coating to your boat
- Surface prepCleaning, decontamination and preparation of every area to be coated.
- ApplicationThe coating is applied carefully, panel by panel, for even coverage.
- CuringThe coating bonds to the gelcoat. The boat stays out of the water for at least 72 hours.
- Final inspectionWe check every area for even coverage and a flawless finish.
- SupportWe show you how to wash and care for the coated boat so it lasts for years.
Good to know
How long does the boat need to stay out of the water?
At least 72 hours, so the coating can fully bond to the gelcoat.
Does my boat need polishing before ceramic coating?
If the gelcoat is faded or oxidized, yes. The coating locks in the surface as it is, so we polish the hull first. On a newer boat in good shape, the coating can go straight on.