Stage I
Light oxidation
Signs: Gloss is fading; the color still reads true up close.
Single-step machine polish, then sealant. Caught early, gelcoat gives it all back.
Ace in the Hull heritage
This business was built on boats. Staged oxidation removal, deck and compartment care, and Gtechniq Marine ceramic protection — all performed in our trailer-friendly Ocean Springs bays.
Oxidation staging
Every hull gets staged honestly — the work (and the price) follows the actual condition, not a guess.
Stage I
Signs: Gloss is fading; the color still reads true up close.
Single-step machine polish, then sealant. Caught early, gelcoat gives it all back.
Stage II
Signs: Chalky haze you can feel; white residue on a dark cloth.
Compound cut with RUPES BigFoot systems, refining polish, then protection.
Stage III
Signs: Flat, dusty surface, waterline and exhaust staining set deep.
Multi-stage wet-sand-assisted compounding, staged refinement, and a ceramic-grade reset.
The proof
Offshore hulls take the worst of the Gulf sun. Staged compounding takes chalky, stained gelcoat back to a finish you can read your reflection in.

Beyond the hull
Non-slip-safe protection that keeps decks bright without turning them into ice.
Deep-cleaned, deodorized, and rinsed clean — the parts guests never see but always smell.
Rod lockers, consoles, hatches, and storage boxes finished to the same standard as the hull.
SquidWorks collaboration
Worn nonskid turns chalky and stains for good. Our SquidWorks collaboration replaces it with cool-underfoot synthetic EVA decking, cut to your layout.

Gtechniq Marine
Engineered specifically to protect marine gelcoat and paint against harsh UV exposure, saltwater corrosion, and stubborn stains.
A hard ceramic barrier that shrugs off salt spray and makes wash-downs quick.
Gulf sun is what oxidized your gelcoat the first time. The coating takes that hit instead.
Blood, bait, and bird strikes rinse off instead of staining into the surface.