Lake boats take a double beating out here — hard water spots baked on by the sun, oxidized gelcoat, and vinyl that's cracking before its time. We fix all three.
Every boat that comes off Buffalo Springs or Lake Alan Henry comes off wet, and that mineral-heavy water dries in the sun before you're back to the highway — leaving the waterline and hull sides covered in baked-on hard water spotting that a garden hose will never touch. Add a summer of UV on the gelcoat and vinyl seats and the boat ages a decade in three seasons. Our boat work: decontamination and spot removal on the hull, machine polishing for oxidized gelcoat, vinyl cleaned and conditioned before it cracks, and interior carpet extracted. Ceramic protection on the hull makes next season's spots wipe off instead of baking in.
Interior extraction, steam, decontamination wash — the same process our vehicle details are known for, adapted to the platform.
Machine polishing for oxidized, sun-faded, and swirled surfaces — brought back under proper lighting.
Professional CarPro coatings for long-term UV, water, and contamination protection — quoted by surface area.
Specialty work is quoted after we see the vehicle — size, condition, and access all matter. Call and we'll talk through it.
Trailer it over: Bring the boat on its trailer — call first with the length and we'll schedule bay time. End of season is the smart slot: it goes into storage clean and protected instead of marinating in lake residue all winter.
Yes. We detail boats brought to our shop at 13209 Frankford Ave, Suite 4, Lubbock TX. We serve boat owners from Buffalo Springs Lake, Ransom Canyon, and around the Lubbock area. Call (806) 855-8042 to schedule.
Boat detailing includes hull cleaning and decontamination, gelcoat compound and polish to restore oxidized finish, interior wipe-down, and marine-grade paint sealant or ceramic coating for long-term protection. We work on fiberglass hulls and painted surfaces.
Boat detailing starts at $350 depending on size and condition. Heavily oxidized gelcoat requiring multi-stage correction is priced higher. Ceramic coating is available as an add-on for lasting protection. Call (806) 855-8042 for an exact quote based on your boat's size and condition.
Yes. UV oxidation turns fiberglass gelcoat chalky and dull — it's extremely common on boats stored outdoors in West Texas sun. Machine compounding and polishing restores significant gloss. The more oxidized the surface, the more stages of correction needed.
Yes. Marine-grade ceramic coating protects gelcoat and painted boat surfaces from UV, hard water scaling, algae, and road film during transport. It also makes hull cleaning significantly easier. Call for pricing on your specific boat.