Boat detailing involves thorough cleaning, restoration, and finishing of a boat’s interior and exterior surfaces. This includes washing, polishing, Polymer Sealant and Polish, and treating various parts of the boat to maintain its appearance and protect it from environmental damage.

Regular detailing helps maintain your boat’s aesthetic appeal and structural integrity by removing oxidation, protecting against UV damage, and preventing the buildup of dirt and grime. It can also enhance resale value and extend the lifespan of your boat's materials.

It is recommended to detail your boat at least once or twice a year. However, the frequency can vary based on factors like usage, storage conditions, and exposure to harsh elements.

The detailing process typically includes:

• Exterior wash and Polymer Sealant and Polish

• Hull and deck cleaning

• Metal polishing

• Vinyl and upholstery cleaning and conditioning

• Window and glass cleaning

• Application of protective coatings like ceramic or Polymer Sealant and Polish

The cost of detailing varies based on the size of the boat, its condition, and the specific services requested. Please use our website to quickly and easily Request a Quote.

Ceramic coatings provide a durable, protective layer that enhances gloss and protects your boat from UV rays, mineral deposits, and contaminants. They can last up to 18-24 months, offering long-term protection and easier maintenance compared to traditional wax. For more information on ceramic coatings, view the ceramic coating section below.

Yes, comprehensive detailing services cover both interior and exterior areas, ensuring all parts of your boat are cleaned, restored, and protected.

While it’s not always necessary, it’s helpful to remove personal items and ensure the boat is accessible. Providing information about specific areas needing attention can also help our detailers focus on your priorities.

Yes, O'bouys Mobile Boat Detailing provides convenient mobile services, bringing professional detailing directly to your location, whether at your home, marina, or storage facility.

The time required for detailing depends on the size and condition of the boat, as well as the specific services requested. Typically, a full detailing can take several hours to a full day.