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Frequent questions

The right answer can only be given after inspecting the surface.

If there is surface oxidation and dullness, a professional polish can fully restore the shine.

However, if the gelcoat has worn deeply or has been “burned,” then painting is required for a permanent result.

It is a multi-stage process and not a simple pass-over.

It includes oxidation removal, correction of imperfections, and restoration of the color depth, resulting in a high-gloss finish.

The result is clean, uniform, and with intense reflection.

With proper application and basic maintenance, the result can last from 1 to 2 years.

The duration depends on usage, sun exposure, and the care of the boat.

When the wear has gone beyond the surface level.

Deep scratches, a pronounced porous texture, or previous poor repairs are indications that the surface needs more radical restoration or painting.

Painting is carried out in specific stages: surface preparation, sanding, restoration of imperfections, application of primers, and final painting under controlled conditions.

Each stage is critical for durability and the final finish.

A properly executed paint job can last up to 8–10 years, provided basic maintenance rules are followed

After the work is completed, protective materials are applied that reduce the impact of UV radiation and delay the reappearance of oxidation.

At the same time, they help maintain the shine for a longer period.

The difference is mainly due to the experience, process, and materials used.

A rough polish may look good for a short time, but a properly executed result lasts and stands out.

The cost depends on the size of the boat, the condition of the surface, and the type of work required.

Each project comes with a clear and detailed estimate, with no hidden charges.

Yes, because it protects the gelcoat, maintains the boat’s appearance, and increases its resale value.

At the same time, it allows you to enjoy a boat that looks in the best possible condition.

Of course. Combining polishing, restoration, and painting where needed offers a more complete and durable result.

Detail is what determines the final result.

Real quality shows in the difficult spots and in the uniformity of the surface — not only in the overall appearance.

Do you have questions or would you like an estimate for your boat?

Contact us for a personalized proposal, based on its actual needs.