What Is It
The Last Coating Your Boat Will Need
for Years
Marine ceramic coating is a liquid polymer that chemically bonds to your boat's gelcoat, forming a semi-permanent layer of 9H hardness protection. Unlike traditional marine wax — which sits on the surface and degrades in 90–180 days — ceramic becomes part of the surface itself.
In Florida's environment, this matters more than anywhere else. Intense UV radiation, constant salt water exposure, and high humidity are relentlessly attacking your gelcoat every single day. Wax loses the fight. Ceramic wins it.
- UV resistance — prevents oxidation and color fade
- Hydrophobic surface — water and contaminants bead and slide off
- Salt barrier — dramatically reduces hard water spotting
- Self-cleaning effect — the hull stays cleaner between details
- 9H hardness — resists light scratches and swirl marks
- 2+ year service life with proper maintenance
