Service 07Boat & RV detailing in Largo, FLSalt, sun and oxidation, handled

Boats and RVs live outside in the harshest Florida conditions. Gelcoat oxidizes to a chalky haze, salt crusts on every surface, and vinyl cracks in the sun. Our marine and RV detailing washes, restores and protects them the way we treat paint: carefully, by hand.

Oxidation removal
Gelcoat & fiberglass
UV protection

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01STEP 01 / 03

Oxidation & gelcoat

Salt and grime washed off, then chalky oxidation cut back from gelcoat and fiberglass with machine compounding: gelcoat restoration, not just a wash.

02STEP 02 / 03

Polish & protect

Polished to bring the shine back, then sealed or coated to slow the next round of UV damage.

03STEP 03 / 03

Interior

Vinyl, upholstery, carpet and hard surfaces cleaned and protected: cabins, cockpits and living spaces.

FAQBoat & RV detailing · Largo, FL

Boat & RV detailing questions

Can you restore an oxidized boat?

Most chalky, faded gelcoat comes back with compounding and polish. Heavily weathered gelcoat improves a lot, but we look at it before promising a finish.

Do you come to the boat or RV?

Tell us where it's stored (marina, lift, driveway or storage lot) and its size, and we'll plan the job around it.

Can a boat get a ceramic coating?

Yes. A marine coating over polished gelcoat makes salt and grime rinse off and slows oxidation.

How often should a boat be detailed in Florida?

A full detail once or twice a year, with a wash after every saltwater trip. Oxidation moves fast under Florida sun.

Service 07Boat & RV detailing in Largo, FLSalt, sun and oxidation, handled

Oxidation & gelcoat

Polish & protect

Interior

Boat & RV detailing questions

Send the length, type and where it is stored

Ceramic coating

Window tint