CERAMIC COATING
For some people, keeping a boat in its optimal condition can feel like a full time job – especially if they don’t have much experience with boat cleaning and maintenance. That’s just one of the reasons that more and more people throughout the United States are making the decision to invest some of their money into reliable boat detailing services as an alternative. The exterior detailing procedures are perhaps the most challenging, and how you treat your hull is particularly important. While waxing is the classic option for hull protection, ceramic coating protection is quickly coming to the fore in this space. An increasingly popular choice with boat owners, ceramic coating has shown it can be trusted to deliver an unsurpassed level of safeguarding when given the chance. At 561 Marine Detailing, we’re ready to help you by carrying out this procedure on your behalf – and we’re confident that you’ll be thrilled with the results that you receive.
All Round Protection
The risks of damage to a boat are significant. There are many forces – both in the water and in storage – that are capable of damaging your vessel if you’re not careful, so it’s clear that you need to take steps to reduce the likelihood of any deterioration taking place. You’ll need to consider the effects of UV exposure, salt water, general abrasions and scratches, corrosion and oxidation, staining and discoloration, and even marine life – the list really goes on and on. You might think, given the vast array of threats, that you’d need a whole list of protective treatments and solutions, but actually, a ceramic coating is going to be more than a match for any of these dangers.
Durable Performance
Waxing does a pretty good job at protecting a boat, but one of the reasons some people feel it’s inferior to a ceramic coating is because you need to have your boat waxed far more frequently. It’s usually necessary to have it waxed a few times a year, depending on how often you’re using your boat, whereas a ceramic coating treatment can be expected to last for years while still offering robust performance quality. If you don’t want the hassle of dealing with waxing frequently, ceramic coating seems the obvious way to go.
Deeper Shines
The purpose of waxing or ceramic coating your boat is to give it the protection it needs to handle the damaging forces that it faces on a consistent basis, but there are other upsides to think about too – like the visual performance of your boat. Although waxing your boat certainly gives it a nice shine, it’s not comparable to what you’ll get with a ceramic coating. The deeper level of shine – which is easy to maintain with simple cleaning hull cleaning – is unlike anything else.
Environmentally Friendly Choices
If you’re somebody that cares about the environment – and that certainly includes us – then a ceramic coating is the most prudent course of action. Since you won’t need to use a raft of harmful chemicals to keep your vessel’s hull clean, you’re not going to have a negative impact on the water you’re travelling in. That is a benefit that cannot be ignored.
