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Your boat stays cleaner longer. The gel coat maintains that deep, mirror-like finish that turns heads at every marina. Salt spray wipes off effortlessly instead of etching into surfaces.
You spend more time enjoying the water and less time scrubbing stubborn stains. The ceramic coating we apply creates a protective barrier that makes routine cleaning a simple rinse-and-go process.
Your investment holds its value. While other boats show their age with faded gel coat and oxidized surfaces, yours maintains that showroom-ready appearance that speaks to quality ownership.
We serve the Hampton Bays boating community with the same attention to detail that luxury yacht owners expect. We understand that your boat represents more than transportation—it’s your escape, your investment, and often your pride.
Located in Port Jefferson Station, we’ve built our reputation by treating every vessel like our own. From weekend fishing boats to luxury yachts, we apply the same meticulous care and premium products that preserve both appearance and value.
Hampton Bays boaters know the challenges of saltwater exposure and UV damage. We’ve developed our processes specifically for Long Island’s marine environment, using advanced ceramic coatings and proven techniques that extend protection far beyond traditional waxing.
We start with a thorough assessment of your boat’s current condition, noting any areas that need special attention like oxidation, staining, or gel coat damage. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach—every boat gets a customized treatment plan.
The cleaning process begins with filtered water to prevent hard water stains, followed by a presoak that loosens embedded salt and grime. We clean every accessible surface, from the waterline up, including all hatches and compartments when empty.
Surface restoration comes next. We remove oxidation through multi-stage buffing and polishing, bringing your gel coat or paint back to its original luster. For boats needing deeper correction, we apply our proven four-step process.
The protection phase involves applying premium ceramic coating or polymer sealants that create a lasting barrier against UV rays, salt spray, and environmental contaminants. This isn’t just wax—it’s advanced protection that can last six months or more with proper care.
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Our boat detailing services include interior and exterior cleaning, gel coat restoration, ceramic coating application, and specialized teak care. We handle everything from routine maintenance washes to complete surface restoration projects.
Hampton Bays boat owners face unique challenges with saltwater exposure and intense summer sun. Our ceramic coating technology provides superior protection compared to traditional waxing—think of it as putting a clear coat on your boat that makes dirt and streaks wipe off with ease.
We also offer mobile services within a 20-mile radius, bringing professional detailing directly to your marina or dock. This convenience means your boat gets expert care without the hassle of transportation, and you can see the transformation happen right where you keep your vessel.
For boats with teak surfaces, we provide specialized cleaning and conditioning services using eco-friendly, non-acid based cleaners that eliminate mold and dirt while restoring the wood’s natural blonde color. This attention to detail extends to every aspect of your boat’s appearance.
Ceramic coating on boats typically lasts 4-6 times longer than traditional wax, often providing protection for six months or more with proper care. Traditional marine wax usually needs reapplication every 2-3 months, especially in saltwater environments.
The ceramic coating creates a semi-permanent protective layer that bonds to your boat’s gel coat or paint. This barrier is much more durable than wax and provides superior protection against UV rays, salt spray, and oxidation.
While the initial application is more involved than simple waxing, the long-term benefits include easier cleaning, better protection, and fewer reapplication cycles. Most boat owners find the extended protection period worth the investment, especially when factoring in the time saved on maintenance.
Our comprehensive boat detailing includes a filtered water wash system to prevent hard water stains, presoak treatment, full exterior cleaning from waterline up, and cleaning of all accessible hatches and compartments when empty. We chamois dry the entire vessel and remove any black streaks or staining.
Exterior work includes oxidation removal through multi-stage buffing when needed, application of premium protective coatings, and detailed attention to metal surfaces and windows. We also provide touchup work for any spots requiring special attention.
Interior services cover upholstery cleaning, vinyl restoration, and thorough cleaning of all surfaces. For boats with teak, we offer specialized three-step cleaning using non-acid based cleaners that eliminate mold and restore the wood’s natural appearance. Every service is customized based on your boat’s specific needs and condition.
Yes, we offer mobile boat detailing services within a 20-mile radius of our Port Jefferson Station location, which includes Hampton Bays and the surrounding Long Island marine areas. We bring all necessary equipment and supplies directly to your marina, dock, or storage location.
Mobile service provides the convenience of professional detailing without the need to transport your boat. You can watch the transformation happen and ask questions throughout the process, which many boat owners appreciate.
We schedule mobile appointments based on your availability and marina requirements. Some locations may have specific guidelines for mobile service providers, which we’re familiar with and fully equipped to accommodate. The quality of our mobile service matches what you’d receive at our facility.
Gel coat restoration involves a systematic approach starting with assessment of the oxidation level and surface damage. We use multi-stage buffing and polishing techniques, with the number of stages determined by the degree of oxidation and surface imperfections.
For heavily oxidized gel coat, we may use a four-step process that includes aggressive cutting compounds initially, followed by progressively finer polishes to restore clarity and depth. The goal is to remove the damaged surface layer and reveal the healthy gel coat underneath.
After restoration, we apply premium polymer sealants or ceramic coatings to protect the newly restored surface. This protection is crucial because restored gel coat is particularly vulnerable to future damage without proper sealing. The entire process can take several days depending on the boat’s size and condition, but the results often make boats look nearly new again.
Our teak cleaning process uses a specialized three-step system with non-acid based cleaners specifically designed to eliminate mold and dirt without damaging the wood fibers. Many standard teak cleaners use harsh acids that can actually weaken the wood over time.
We start with eco-friendly powder cleaning for light maintenance, progressing to more intensive methods only when necessary. The three-step process removes embedded dirt and mold while bringing back the wood’s natural blonde color without the gray weathered appearance.
After cleaning, we apply appropriate conditioning treatments that protect the teak from future moisture damage and UV exposure. This approach extends the life of your teak surfaces significantly compared to harsh chemical treatments that strip away the wood’s natural oils and protective properties.
Boats regularly used in saltwater environments benefit from professional detailing every 3-6 months, depending on usage frequency and storage conditions. Boats kept in the water year-round typically need more frequent attention than those stored on trailers or in dry storage.
Saltwater is particularly harsh on boat surfaces, causing accelerated oxidation, metal corrosion, and gel coat degradation. Regular professional detailing removes salt buildup before it can cause permanent damage and applies protective coatings that resist future salt spray exposure.
Between professional detailing sessions, we recommend monthly fresh water rinses and spot cleaning as needed. Boats with ceramic coating can often extend the time between full details because the protective layer makes salt removal much easier during routine maintenance. The key is preventing salt accumulation rather than trying to remove heavy buildup later.
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