Hull & gel coat
Wash, oxidation removal and compound-and-wax to bring chalky gel coat back to a wet-looking finish.
Pontoons, tritoons, ski boats and motorhomes cleaned, waxed and protected right where they sit — at your slip, your storage lot or your driveway.
Lake Granbury leaves its mark: hard-water spotting along the waterline, chalky oxidation on gel coat, and vinyl seating that goes stiff and stained under Texas sun. None of it comes off with a normal wash.
Shelby has been detailing boats on this lake for years — including one pontoon he's maintained for five seasons running. He brings his own water and power, and works at your slip so you never have to haul it anywhere.
Wash, oxidation removal and compound-and-wax to bring chalky gel coat back to a wet-looking finish.
Dedicated treatment for the mineral staining that ordinary soap leaves behind.
Deep cleaned and conditioned — the difference between seats that look tired and seats that look new.
Large-format exterior washing, oxidation work and protection for rigs cleaned where they're parked.
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Yes. Shelby details boats where they're stored — at the slip, in a lot, or on the trailer at your house. He brings his own water and power.
In most cases, yes. Oxidation is compounded and polished off, then sealed. Severely neglected hulls take longer, so Shelby quotes those after seeing photos.
Pricing depends on length and condition — oxidation work is the biggest variable. Send the make, length and a couple of photos for an honest quote.
Yes, including large Class A rigs. They're washed, treated for oxidation and protected wherever they're parked.
Tell Shelby the make, length and where it's stored — he'll quote it and bring everything needed.
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