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Corrective service

Bring dead gelcoat back.

Florida sun breaks gelcoat down into a chalky, faded layer. Divine removes it with correction matched to how bad it actually is — then protects what's underneath.

Get an oxidation estimate 772-584-5675
What it solves

Restore faded gelcoat.

Oxidation is the gelcoat's top layer breaking down under UV and salt. Wax over it and it looks better for a week, then the chalk comes back.

Correction removes that weathered layer with compounds and machine work, so the color and reflection come from the gelcoat itself — not from product sitting on top.

Signs you may need it
  • White residue on your hand when you touch the hull
  • Color looks faded or uneven compared to protected areas
  • Reflections are blurry or gone
  • Wax doesn't last more than a few weeks
  • Stripes or lettering look washed out
What Divine does

The work, step by step.

  • Condition evaluationThe oxidation level is checked before choosing compounds, pads and how many stages the surface needs.
  • Multi-stage correctionCompounding and corrective passes remove the dead, weathered material — as many steps as the hull needs, no more.
  • Polish and refineThe corrected surface is refined so it has depth and a clean reflection, not just a cut finish.
  • ProtectionThe restored gelcoat is sealed with wax or ceramic so the correction isn't left exposed.
Real Divine work

On the job.

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Pricing

What affects the scope.

Every quote is built around the boat in front of us. These are the things that move it.

  • SeverityLight haze takes one or two steps. Heavy chalking takes more.
  • Hull sizeLength, freeboard and how much surface there is to correct.
  • Gelcoat colorDark and colored hulls show more and take more refining.
  • AccessSlip, lift or trailer — and what the marina allows.
  • Protection choiceWax or ceramic after correction.
  • ExtrasStripes, lettering, non-skid or stainless in the same visit.
Process

How the job runs.

  1. 01

    Look

    Send photos or have Divine look at the hull. Severity sets the plan.

  2. 02

    Correct

    Compound and corrective passes remove the oxidized layer.

  3. 03

    Refine

    Polish brings back depth and clarity.

  4. 04

    Protect

    Wax or ceramic so the result lasts.

Protect it, then keep it washed.

After correction, a ceramic coating or regular waxing plus a monthly maintenance wash keeps oxidation from coming back as fast.

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FAQ

Oxidation Removal questions.

Can every oxidized boat be restored?
Most can. Very thin or badly damaged gelcoat may have limits, which is why the hull is evaluated before the work is quoted.
Is oxidation removal the same as a polish?
No. A polish refines a surface that's in fair shape. Oxidation removal takes off the weathered layer first, then polishes.
Do you do this at the marina?
Yes, where the marina allows it. Divine also works at private docks, on lifts and on trailers.
How long does it last?
That depends on the protection used afterwards and how the boat is stored and maintained. Divine will tell you what upkeep the finish needs.
Request an estimate

Get an oxidation 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.

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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