The hull is corrected, then coated so water, scum and UV slide off instead of soaking in.

A boat ceramic coating is a protective layer applied to gelcoat or painted hulls after they are corrected and polished. It adds gloss, repels water and scum, reduces water spots and helps protect against UV and oxidation. Peak Polish corrects and coats boats at marinas and driveways across Toronto and the GTA, quoted by length and condition.
Updated November 2026 by Peak Polish Mobile Detailing, Toronto
Gelcoat and marine paint sit in the sun and water all season. A coating gives them a tougher, slicker layer, so scum and water spots wipe off and the finish holds its gloss longer.
The coating locks in whatever is underneath, so oxidation and swirls are removed first. If the hull is chalky, that step is the same as our oxidation removal.
The waterline and topsides stay cleaner.
Helps slow the fading that leads to oxidation.
Washdowns are quicker for the rest of the season.
Tell us the boat type, length, where it is and what you need. Photos help.
We send your quote and book a time that works with your marina or dock.
We arrive with our own equipment and products, at the dock or in your driveway.
Where we work: We come to your marina, yacht club, dock or driveway across Toronto and the GTA, on the water or on the trailer. For a wash at the dock, access to fresh water and power nearby helps.
If you want the hull to stay glossy and easier to clean through the season, yes. It is most effective right after the gelcoat is corrected.
Yes. Oxidation and swirls are removed before the coating goes on.
It is quoted by boat length and condition. Request a quote with the boat type and length.
Tell us about it and we'll send you a custom quote. Mobile across Toronto and the GTA.