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Welcome to the Ultimate Guide on Ceramic Coating your boat! In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll take you through the entire process, from prepping your boat's surface to applying ceramic coating for long-lasting protection.
🛥️ Prepping Your Boat:
First, we'll walk you through the essential steps of prepping your boat's surface. This includes thorough cleaning, decontamination, and surface correction to ensure a flawless finish.
🔍 Understanding Repel Pro and Thor:
We'll introduce you to the premium ceramic coating products we'll be using: Repel Pro and Thor. Learn about their advanced formulations designed to provide unparalleled protection against the harsh marine environment.
🎨 Application Process:
Follow along as we demonstrate the precise application of Repel Pro and Thor onto your boat's surface. We'll provide tips and techniques to achieve a professional-level coating that enhances gloss and repels water, dirt, and contaminants.
💡 Pro Tips and Tricks:
Throughout the tutorial, we'll share insider tips and tricks to optimize the ceramic coating process. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a DIY enthusiast, these expert insights will elevate your results.
🌊 Benefits of Ceramic Coating:
Discover the numerous benefits of ceramic coating for your boat, including UV protection, chemical resistance, and ease of maintenance. Say goodbye to frequent waxing and hello to long-lasting shine and protection.
🔧 Maintenance and Care:
Learn how to properly maintain your ceramic-coated boat to ensure its longevity and performance. We'll provide easy-to-follow maintenance tips to keep your vessel looking pristine for years to come.
⏰ Conclusion:
Wrap up the tutorial with a summary of key takeaways and a reminder of the transformative benefits of ceramic coating for your boat. Get ready to embark on a journey of unmatched protection and shine!
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Let's dive into the Ultimate Guide to Ceramic Coating a Boat with Repel Pro and Thor!
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Ken, thank you for all your continued support and sending this link to me. Another great video. We'll talk tomorrow to finalize the order. That Maverick looks so great I wouldn't want to put in the water. LOLs Jimmy
Thank you for the kind words
Thank you, I learned a lot today.
I have an aluminum boat. Will this help with water stains?
Ken, another topic...what pad for a DA polisher and polish would you recommend for polishing and protecting an aluminum boat trailer for a Ranger 2510? Thanks.
I like running the Flitz ball with STARKE Metal polish.
Hi there, not too sure if it was in the video or if I missed it but with regular maintenance how long would you expect this combo to last? Really enjoying learning about these product!
Really depends on the environment it’s kept, how’s it maintained, How old or new the boat is. With all that being said, in FL we like to give an average of 18-24 months. In more Northern states you can safely say longer.
Great video. Do you use the same process/products to coat the nonskid? Is coated nonskid slippery? Thanks.
It’s very similar. We recently did a video on coating a non-skid ua-cam.com/video/gYTrRmxPbGI/v-deo.htmlsi=zh70mOrbYcfGW8IJ
Have a Lund Aluminum Boat,can i use this type of coating on a Aluminum boat,Thanx.
Yes, but I believe you’ll have better success with STARKE Aluminum coating on that vessel. The application is a bit different too.
How long does the protection of ceramic coating last ? I have a brand new boat. What happens at the end of the coating life? RE-coat ?
Great Questions. Generally we estimate a life of a coating at 18-24 months in FL with this exact combination. Other less harsh environments will see an extended period. The marine environment as you know is a lot more harsh than say ceramic coating a car. If you want to keep it looking great and lasting, a proper maintenance plan needs to be put in place. I suggest a reapplication of one coat of Thor every 12-18 months will keep it fresh for years to come.
Do you prep with triple p?
That’s what we suggest but not required
@@MarineDetailSupply can I skip the ignition polish and use triple p polish instead? The reason I ask is I have a g23 paragon I’m doing next week.
With a multi 6 step super stack process 😲ie...Level R, Elevate(now swithing to Finish R), Ignition, Hyerhold then RepelPro and Liquid Thor. Can you use Ceramic over a Si0s Polymer with of course surface Pro before Ceramic coating? Can it help for longevity to use the polymer then ceramic coat? Starke superfan.
I would say ceramic would be the base layer on a clean prepped surface, due to the fact the hardness and longevity over a sio2 based product. You can always use an sio2 as a 'refresher' if you will over a ceramic to bring back some of the hydrophobic properties and or gloss if need be. Doing ceramic over sio2 would essentially be putting a longer product ( the ceramic ) on top of a less product ( the sio2) so it would last nowhere near as long as mentioned, but vis versa would be good to go if properly bonded to the surface.
@@joshb4226 Ok thanks, I did not think of that,makes sense 👍
If you're contemplating ceramic coating, Hyper Hold Pro is not necessary. Instead, we recommend opting for a SiO2 maintenance product such as Replenish, which should be applied every other month. This routine helps keep the coating fresh and prevents any potential clogging issues.
Does apply to fiberglass 5th wheel rvs?
Absolutely
@@MarineDetailSupply thank you very much.
Curious as to why there was no debadging done as far as FL numbers during application, or maybe the video didn't show it, but also where the boat sits on guides up front?
As far as the Starke, what makes it a true ' marine grade coating '? The reason I ask is because, it's nothing for other manufacturers to use a very now standard 9H coating, with some having a higher viscosity and some lower while not being labeled as Marine grade but still having the ' super glue' type viscosity as mentioned for a Marine grade coating.
Trying to pick your brain here to sell me on Starke over others such as IGL, etc.
Regarding vinyl decals, it's actually unnecessary to remove them when ceramic coating a boat. In fact, coating over them can help prolong their lifespan. Similarly, we recommend coating over the boat manufacturer emblems for added protection.
As for what qualifies a coating as "Marine Grade," I would defer to the chemists at STARKE for a more detailed explanation. As i am not one. LOL! However, what I can share is that our formulations contain precise amounts of Cyclosilanes, Polysilazane, siloxane, and other components designed to effectively bond to gel coat and withstand the harsh marine environment.
While there are indeed many reputable manufacturers and brands of coatings available, it's worth noting that STARKE products have been trusted by tens of thousands of marine installers for over six years, consistently delivering outstanding results. This track record speaks volumes about their performance and reliability.
Holy cow bro! Have you watched yourself on video during application?