Deck & Hull

Name: Deck & Hull
Brand: Ceramic Top Coat (Gen1)
SKU: SKW001
Price: 29.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Protect your boat from fading caused by sun damage and oxidation for up to 12X longer than waxes and detail sprays. Experience a smoother hydrophobic surface that beads and sheets water, making your boat easier to clean with enhanced and extended shine between applications. Shield your deck and hull against hard water, salt, and UV damage. With just 1-2 applications per year you'll benefit from longer-lasting shine with a durable barrier of protection.

• Fast & easy application
• Ultra hydrophobic w/ UV protection
• Last up to 12X longer than wax or detail spray
• Can be applied over wax, polish or ceramic

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Deck & Hull

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People are asking

What surfaces is it designed for?

The formula is marine-grade, specifically designed for Fiberglass gelcoat, painted surfaces and plastics and metals. It can used on all watercraft, automotive, recreational and off-road vehicles.

What does it smell like?

Our first generation ceramic spray is an exclusive fragrance we call "Toasted Coconut." Subtle and sophisticated, as with all of our fragrances; Never fruity, nor sweet.

Is it eco-friendly?

Yes. Non hazardous to aquatic life, this formula does not bioaccumulate and is biodegradable. There are no hazardous chemicals according to the U.S. Clean Air Act and U.S. Clean Water Act.

• Phosphate-Free
• Dye-Free
• Bleach-Free
• Acid-Free
• PFAS-Free
• Biodegradable
• Non-Corrosive

What tools do I need?

We recommend using clean, edgeless microfiber cloths. 

Where is it made?

All of our formulas are proudly made in the United States of America. We are a family owned and operated business. All of our production and efficacy trials take place in South Florida, U.S.A.