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Arkansas is bass country, and metal-flake gelcoat is what makes a bass boat pop or look tired. We restore the sparkle and protect it from the sun.
Compound & Wax: est. $18-28 /ftCeramic Coating: est. $45-90 /ft
Metal-flake gelcoat shows oxidation before anything else on the boat. When the flake stops flashing in the sun, the top layer has chalked, and a cut-and-polish is what brings it back.
A compound & wax runs est. $18-28 /ft; a 20-foot bass boat lands around $360-560. Ceramic at est. $45-90 /ft keeps the flake bright for seasons and makes ramp-day wipe-downs easy.
Yes, that is the point of correction on a bass boat. The cut removes the dull oxidized layer so the flake flashes again, then wax or ceramic locks it in.
For a boat that gets shown off at the ramp, yes. Ceramic keeps the flake glossy and slows the sun fade, so you are not compounding every season.
Yes. We detail at your home, storage or the ramp area. A trailered boat is the easiest kind for us to work on.
Compound & wax est. $18-28 /ft, ceramic est. $45-90 /ft. A 20-foot bass boat compound & wax is about $360-560. Estimate; the written quote is final.
Yes. A multi-step compound cuts through the chalked layer to bring the flake and gloss back, then we protect it.
A full detail covers the deck, storage and compartments. Tell us what you want included and it goes in the quote.
Three quick fields plus the boat. Every figure on this site is an estimate; the written quote we send back is the actual price.
Prefer email? lakeouachitaboatdetailing@gmail.com works too. Our crew is mobile across Lake Ouachita: marina slip, lift, trailer or driveway.