Protection Film
Clear, durable film that guards hull sides and hardtops against scratches, UV, and salt.
Ceramic Coating vs. Protection Film
Both protect your vessel, but in different ways. Many owners combine them for complete coverage.
Ceramic Coating
- What it is: a chemically bonded liquid barrier that cures into a hard, glossy layer
- Protects against: UV fading, oxidation, and staining
- Best for: full gel coat, adding gloss, and easier washdowns
Protection Film
- What it is: a physical, clear layer of film applied over high-wear surfaces
- Protects against: scratches, impacts, and abrasion
- Best for: hull sides, hardtops, screens, and other contact points
Where It Can Be Applied
We apply film to the high-contact areas that take the most wear on the water.
Hull Sides
Guards the gel coat against dock rash, fender rub, and piling scrapes.
Garmin Screens
Prevents scratches and glare damage on costly helm displays and touchscreens.
Hardtops
Shields hardtop surfaces from UV, bird droppings, and scratches during cleaning.
Cowlings
Keeps outboard cowlings free of chips, scuffs, and fading from sun and spray.
Ready to Protect Your Vessel?
Tell us about your boat and which areas you want protected. We'll assess the surfaces and provide a written plan for your approval.