Premier Custom Ceramic Coating

A lot of people think the ceramic coating is what makes a boat shine. It isn't. The gloss comes from proper prep, correction, and polish, and the coating's job is to protect what we just brought back.

Reel Magic, headed in. Kevin (the owner) coats his own boat the same way we coat every customer's, which is a pretty good test of whether the process actually holds up over time.

If it fits, it ships. We can take boats up to a Ranger Tug R-31 inside our heated shop, which covers most of the Fluid Motion lineup and plenty of other brands in that size range. Indoor, year-round, out of the weather.

A small thing we do for every customer: a gift bag with everything needed to keep the coating performing between washes. Hydroserum, cloths, and instructions, included with every completed project.

The hull gets the spotlight, but the windows get attention too. Marine glass takes a beating from salt, spray, and sun, and a clear view from the helm is part of handing the boat back the way it should be.

The owner's boat has to look good too. We coat our own, run it hard through Puget Sound, and pay attention to how the finish holds up season after season. It's part of how we know what we're recommending actually works.

Water beading like this is one of the easiest signs that a ceramic coating is doing its job. It's not just a cool photo, it's less cleaning time and less buildup between washes.

Red always shines up nicely. Dark, saturated gelcoats show off proper correction more than almost any other color, and a marine ceramic coating helps lock that depth in for the long haul.

Pin striping isn't usually the first thing people associate with a ceramic coating shop, but it's one of the extras we handle. Worn, peeling, or faded striping is a small detail that quietly ages a boat, and replacing it makes a big difference.

One of the most common questions we get: "I don't have a trailer, can you still coat my boat?" Yes. We'll pick it up, bring it to our heated shop in Snohomish, and handle the rest.