Compounded and polished, decals stripped — real gel coat and paint restoration, not just a rinse. We offer both 2-step and 3-step correction depending on how far your finish has faded.
Not every boat or vehicle needs the same level of correction. We assess the oxidation and swirl depth first, then recommend the right package — never more than necessary.
For moderate oxidation and light swirl marks. A cutting compound removes the top layer of damage, followed by a finishing polish to restore gloss and clarity.
For heavily oxidized gel coat or deeper swirl marks. An additional heavy-cutting stage removes more significant damage before compounding and polishing bring back the shine.
Old, faded decals removed cleanly, trim and hardware detailed, and a protective finish applied to help the results last.
Salt, algae, and grime removed from boats and docks without damaging finishes or hardware. Routine washing between details helps your gel coat or paint stay protected longer.
It depends on how oxidized or swirled the finish is. We assess it in person and recommend the lightest package that gets real results — we won't upsell you into a 3-step job a 2-step can handle.
Yes — decal removal is part of our detailing process, done carefully to avoid damaging the gel coat or paint underneath.
Yes — the same compounding and polishing paint correction process applies to automotive paint, not just marine gel coat.
Sarasota County and Manatee County, including North Port, Venice, Wellen Park, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, and Nokomis.
Call, text, or email for a free boat or auto detailing estimate anywhere in Sarasota or Manatee County.
