Marine Detailing

What is our Marine Detailing process?

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Marine detailing is a specialized process of detailing and maintaining the interior and exterior of a boat, yacht, or other watercraft. It involves a series of steps and techniques designed to restore and preserve the vessel's appearance, functionality, and value.

1. Exterior cleaning: Washing and polishing the hull, deck, and superstructure to remove dirt, grime, and stains.

2. Paint correction: Remove scratches, swirls, and oxidation from the paintwork to restore its original appearance.

3. Waxing and sealing: Applying a protective wax or sealant protects the paintwork from UV damage, saltwater corrosion, and other environmental elements.

4. Interior detailing: Cleaning and conditioning the interior surfaces, including upholstery, carpets, and leather.

5. Glass treatment: Cleaning and treating windows, mirrors, and other glass surfaces to improve visibility and reduce streaks.

6. Mold and mildew removal: Removing mold and mildew from surfaces using specialized products and techniques
    

Some common reasons for marine detailing include:

• Pre-purchase inspections: To assess the condition of a boat before buying it.

• Pre-season preparation: To prepare a boat for use after winter storage or a long period of inactivity.

• Post-cleaning maintenance: To maintain the appearance and condition of a boat between uses.

• Showroom preparation: To prepare a boat for display at a marina or boat show.