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Boat & marine detailing

Boat Detailing in Keller, TX

Sun, water, and time turn gel coat chalky and tired. We compound, polish, and protect fiberglass hulls and decks so your boat looks as good as it runs — from Eagle Mountain Lake to Grapevine and Possum Kingdom.

  • Hull oxidation removal
  • Gel coat compounding and polishing
  • Marine-grade ceramic sealants
  • Teak cleaning and sealing
  • Vinyl seating deep clean and UV protectant
  • Chrome and stainless polishing

Serving Keller and surrounding areas across the Dallas–Fort Worth metro.

Blazer 625 Pro Elite bass boat detailed with deep blue gloss

What makes marine detailing different

Boats live in punishing conditions — UV, water spotting, mineral deposits, and seasonal storage. Gel coat oxidation is the most common issue: that chalky, lifeless surface that wipes white on a rag. We use marine-specific compounds and pad combinations to cut through oxidation without burning through gel coat, then refine the finish to a deep, wet gloss.

Marine ceramic coatings

After polishing, we recommend a marine ceramic sealant that bonds to fiberglass. It dramatically reduces waterline staining, makes mineral deposits easier to rinse off, and slows the next oxidation cycle. With seasonal care, a quality marine coating can keep working for 1-3 years depending on water exposure and storage.

Interior, teak, and chrome

Vinyl seating gets deep cleaned with marine-safe solutions and finished with UV protectant to fight cracking. Teak is cleaned, brightened, and sealed. Every chrome and stainless fixture is polished. The result is a boat that turns heads at the dock, not one that announces last season's lake use.