Premier and Effective Marine Detailing for the Charleston, SC Area

The frequency of booking marine detailing with ElitePro Detailing is subjective. Largely, it depends on various factors that include everything from the type of water the boat sails on (such as freshwater or saltwater), the storage conditions it is subject to, and how often the boat is used during the year. Generally, we recommend a boat gets detailed by our mobile detailing unit at least twice a year no matter how it looks. Boats subject to more intense, harsh environments or used frequently will require more regular detailing services.

Yes, part of the detailing process that we provide at ElitePro Detailing often involves treating minor scratches and oxidation, along with other defects caused by use. In any one of our marine detailing services, we use various compounds, techniques, and multiple passes to remove scratches and restore oxidized surfaces. Please bear in mind that much deeper scratches or more severe oxidation might require more extensive repair that can be discussed at the time of your appointment.

This is a common point of confusion for many boat owners that enlist ElitePro Detailing and our marine detailing services. Polishing is the process of using light abrasion and a compound to remove a small layer of the gel coat or paint, eliminating oxidation and minor imperfections. On the other hand, waxing your hull is done when we apply a protective coat that enhances shine and provides a short-term barrier against environmental elements that your boat is exposed to during sailing.

We highly encourage the removal of all personal items from the interior of the boat. This ensures that we can efficiently access and meticulously clean every surface without any obstructions, guaranteeing a thorough and effective detailing service. We also do not want to accidentally misplace any personal artifacts in the process.