Your Ultimate Boat Ceramic Coating Destination

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IGL Coatings marine ceramic coating is specifically designed for boats and vessels. These marine coatings are designed to withstand the harshest environmental elements, keeping your boat looking pristine. Prices vary based on the condition of your boat. Call or text for a quote today.

Marine Ceramic Coating is a nano-technology-based protective layer applied to your boat's surface, creating a durable, hydrophobic shield. When applied to your boat’s hull, deck, and other exposed surfaces, the coating bonds at a molecular level, providing long-lasting protection from elements that can cause wear and tear, like saltwater, UV rays, and dirt.

Unlike traditional waxes and sealants, ceramic coatings offer much more durable and lasting protection, providing a smoother, shinier, and easier-to-clean surface. It’s like giving your boat an invisible armor that defends against the most extreme conditions.

                  Superior Water & Salt Resistance
 

• The hydrophobic properties of ceramic coatings cause water to bead and roll off the surface, significantly reducing water spots, salt buildup, and corrosion.
   

                   UV Protection
 

• Marine environments expose your boat to intense UV radiation, which can fade and degrade the finish over time. The coating creates a protective barrier that shields your boat’s paintwork, gel coat, and other surfaces from harmful UV rays.
   

                    Stain & Dirt Resistance
 

• Ceramic coatings reduce the adhesion of dirt, algae, and other contaminants to your boat’s surfaces, making cleaning faster and more efficient. Water and contaminants slide off effortlessly, reducing the need for frequent scrubbing.
   

                    Scratch & Abrasion Protection
 

• The tough, durable surface created by ceramic coatings provides a layer of protection against light scratches and abrasions, keeping your boat looking new for longer.
   

                   Easier Cleaning & Maintenance
 

• With the protective coating in place, your boat stays cleaner for longer, and the need for constant washing, waxing, and detailing is minimized. Simply rinse your boat off, and contaminants will be less likely to stick.
   

                   Enhanced Gloss & Shine
 

• In addition to the protective benefits, the coating enhances the shine of your boat, leaving it looking polished and glossy. Your boat will always have that brand-new appearance with minimal effort.
   

                    Long-Term Cost Savings
 

• While the initial application of a marine ceramic coating is an investment, it saves you money in the long run by reducing the need for frequent detailing, waxing, and repairs caused by damage from salt, UV rays, and environmental exposure.
   

When applied to your boat, the Ceramic Coating bonds to the surface at a molecular level, creating an incredibly strong and durable protective layer. This bond forms a hydrophobic, self-cleaning surface that resists the adherence of contaminants like water, dirt, algae, and grime. The coating does not simply sit on top of the surface like wax; instead, it becomes part of the surface, offering far more long-lasting protection.

                   Preparation
 

• The boat is thoroughly cleaned to remove all contaminants, oils, and residues from the surface. This may involve a decontamination wash and clay bar treatment to ensure the surface is completely clean.
   

                   Surface Correction
 

• For boats with existing swirl marks, oxidation, or other imperfections, a polishing process may be done to correct the surface. This ensures the ceramic coating adheres properly and delivers optimal results.
   

                   Coating Application
 

• The ceramic coating is carefully applied to the boat’s surfaces, one section at a time. It is spread evenly and allowed to cure. The process may require multiple layers, depending on the desired level of protection and gloss.
   

                    Curing & Drying
 

• After application, the coating is left to cure for several hours  before your boat can be used. During this time, the coating chemically bonds to the surface, hardening into a protective shield.
   

While ceramic coatings are designed to be low-maintenance, there are a few basic steps to ensure your boat stays protected and looking great:

• Regular Rinsing: After each outing, rinse your boat with fresh water to remove any saltwater, dirt, or debris. The hydrophobic coating makes it easier to remove contaminants with less effort.
   
• Occasional Cleaning: Use a mild boat-specific soap and a microfiber towel to wipe down the boat every few weeks.
   
• Periodic Inspections: While ceramic coatings are long-lasting, it’s a good idea to have your boat inspected every 6-8 months for reapplication or maintenance. This ensures the protection is still performing at its best.