Boat details can usually last between 120-180 minutes depending on the size of the boat and how many people are attending the vehicle.

For larger boats, you may see times get closer to 240 minutes.

The number of add-ons that are purchased will also strongly influence how long the detail will take, especially if waxing, polishing, or clay bar treatments are involved.

A polish typically includes an initial buffing in of compound followed by a polish. This gives the boat a nice shine, and typically hides small scratches and swirls.

A wax is usually applied AFTER a polish and it helps the polish stay on the boat longer. It typically gives it a long-lasting, warm glossy look. It also makes cleaning your boat easier, the dirt and grime come right off!

Clay bar treatments are typically done with paint jobs that are starting to get rough. It helps get out tough stains that would normally not come out through a normal detail job.

We use the latest tools to make sure no harm comes to your boat. Towels, rags, and other washing equipment are washed off regularly using a multi-bucket system to ensure that dirt from one part of the boat isn't being rubbed on the rest of the boat.

Unfortunately, there are times where dirt is left on the vehicle and may be rubbed in. To prevent hard to fix scratches, we scrub in straight lines to make it easier to polish up should the client choose to use a polish as well.