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Ceramic, done as a system.

A coating only performs as well as the surface under it. Divine preps and corrects the gelcoat first, then applies marine ceramic panel by panel.

NauticStar hull lettering reflecting cleanly after coating
What Divine does

The work, step by step.

  • Surface preparationWash, decontamination, and correction of oxidation and defects as needed so the coating bonds properly.
  • Panel-by-panel applicationMarine-grade ceramic is applied by hand and levelled in sections — a protection service, not a spray-on add-on.
  • Cure and inspectThe coated surfaces are checked in good light before handover.
  • Care instructionsYou'll know how to wash it and what maintenance keeps the coating working.
Real Divine work

On the job.

All work →
Process

How the job runs.

  1. 01

    Wash

    Full wash and decontamination.

  2. 02

    Correct

    Remove oxidation and defects so nothing gets sealed in.

  3. 03

    Coat

    Apply and level marine ceramic panel by panel.

  4. 04

    Hand over

    Inspection plus care instructions.

Pair it with a maintenance wash.

A coated boat is easier to keep clean. Regular washes with the right products keep the coating performing.

Monthly Maintenance →
FAQ

Marine Ceramic Coating questions.

Does ceramic coating include preparation?
Yes. Oxidation, contamination and defects are addressed before coating, because the coating needs a clean, corrected surface to bond and perform.
How long does a marine ceramic coating last?
It depends on the product, the prep, how much sun and salt the boat sees, and how it's maintained. Divine will explain what to expect for your boat.
Can you coat a boat that's in the water?
Often, yes — at the slip or on a lift, depending on access and marina rules. Some jobs are better done on the trailer.
What products do you use?
Marine-specific ceramic systems chosen for South Florida conditions. Ask about the options when you request an estimate.
Request an estimate

Get a ceramic estimate.

Tell Divine what you have, where it's kept, and what the finish needs. You'll hear back from a local team with a clearly named owner.

Quick estimate

Takes about 30 seconds.

Add your first name.
Add a 10-digit phone number.
Roughly how long is it?
Marina, dock or town.
Pick a service, or "Not sure".
Check the email address.

Divine follows up to confirm scope and timing. Prefer to talk? Call or text 772-584-5675.

Got it.

Your request is with Blake's team. Expect a call or text to confirm the details and timing.

Speed it up: text a few photos of the boat to 772-584-5675