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What does the process look like?

Inspect
When you bring in your project, one of our technicians will do a fiberglass damage inspection with you to assess whether the damage is cosmetic or structural (eg., cracks, chips, or holes)
Sand
We start by sanding down the damaged areas. This allows us to expose underlying structural fiberglass issues, remove loose fiberglass, and smooth the surface to ensure proper bonding.
Bond
We reinforce or bond the damaged area by applying fiberglass mat or cloth and saturate with resin. Over the years, we’ve developed different fiberglass bonding techniques to ensure it look like the damage was never there.
Mask
Masking is one of the most important steps of the work because it prevents overspray on adjacent areas. We properly seal the areas that don’t need to be painted so you get professional results.
Paint
After primer, we use multiple coats of paint and clear coat to make sure it lasts. We can match existing paint or do a custom job and be as creative as you’d like.
Finish
To finish, we wet sand, compound, and polish for a deep shine. Whether you’re looking for a quick finish job, or a better than factory shine, we have the expertise.
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Surface
Repair

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Hull
Repair

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Gelcoat Repair & Refinishing

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Structural Fiberglass Repair

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Custom Fiberglass Repair

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Surface
Repair

A vector of icon of a boat sitting on water. The view is from the front of the boat.

Hull
Repair

A paint gun

Gelcoat Repair & Refinishing

A piece of fiberglass that represents structure

Structural Fiberglass Repair

A roll of fiberglass mat

Custom Fiberglass Repair

What does the process look like?

We will fully restore the exterior of your boat and protect it with a 2-year ceramic coating to prevent the oxidation from coming back. Our team of highly skilled technicians specializes in restoration for boats and recreational vehicles, ensuring that your prized possessions stay in top shape for all your adventures.

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1. Inspect the Condition of the Gelcoat

Inspecting the boat is very important to ensure no damage occurs in the wet sanding or restoration process.

A Fiberglass Worx technician polishing a boat to ensure a smooth finish before painting.

2. Wet Sand, Compound, & Polish to Restore Shine

Depending on the amount of oxidation present on your boat, we will assess how many correction steps are needed.

A Fiberglass Worx technician applying ceramic coating to a boat to protect it from harmful UV rays that cause oxidation for years to come.

3. Apply Ceramic Coating to Maintain Shine

Boat Ceramic coating protects the surface for 2 years or dependent upon the number of ceramic coating layers you would like applied.

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This RV came in with damaged fiberglass bumper, faded front cap and rear bumper! The team was able to repair the bumper and paint the front cap & rear bumper to get this beautiful coach back on the road!
When we say better than factory shine…we mean it 😎

At Fiberglass Worx, we understand your RV represents significant investment and adventure, which is why our detailing processes are specifically designed to preserve and enhance your recreational vehicle's appearance and longevity.

The Importance of Regular RV Detailing

Regular detailing is essential to maintain not only the aesthetic appearance but also the structural integrity of your RV. Frequent detailing helps mitigate damage from environmental elements such as UV rays, road grime, bird droppings, mag chloride, and tree sap, each of which can lead to costly repairs if neglected. Our quality RV detailing crew goes through a detailed cleaning processes, including a thorough exterior wash and foam soak, specifically target these contaminants, ensuring your RV remains pristine and protected.

Mechanical Protection Through Expert Detailing

Our professional detailing services provide critical mechanical benefits. Accumulated grime and contaminants on your RV’s exterior can cause corrosion, oxidation, and rust, potentially compromising structural components and mechanical reliability. Our comprehensive detailing practices, including wheel and tire cleaning, protect these vital elements and extend the lifespan of your RV's components.

Ceramic Coating for Long-Term Protection

Fiberglass Worx utilizes the advanced Glide Coat Alpha Graphene X Ceramic Coating, a premium product renowned for its superior protection capabilities. This state-of-the-art ceramic coating offers robust resistance against oxidation, UV degradation, environmental contaminants, and everyday wear. Ideal for new or recently restored RVs, ceramic coating enhances your vehicle's resilience and provides an enduring, glossy finish.

Restoration and Oxidation Removal Services

Exposure to harsh weather conditions, especially prolonged sun exposure, can leave your RV’s exterior oxidized and faded. Our professional restoration process carefully addresses these issues, employing precise wet sanding, compounding, and polishing techniques. By meticulously masking decals and trim, our experienced technicians ensure a flawless restoration result, capped off with our durable Glide Coat Alpha Graphene X Ceramic Coating to ensure lasting protection.

Contact Fiberglass Worx today for a personalized consultation and discover how our detailed RV services can protect your investment and enhance your enjoyment on the road.

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Understanding Boat Restoration

Boat oxidation is a common issue that affects the exterior of your boat, particularly if it’s made of fiberglass. Oxidation is a chemical reaction that occurs when a substance loses one or more electrons, often due to exposure to oxygen. In the case of boats, oxidation happens when the boat’s exterior is exposed to heat and UV radiation, causing the surface to react with oxygen in the air. This results in a dull, unappealing appearance.

Remember, prevention is key. Try to keep your boat out of the sun as much as possible, as UV radiation and heat are some of the biggest contributors to boat oxidation. Regular maintenance and care can help keep your boat looking its best and prevent oxidation from occurring. If you notice signs of oxidation, such as splotchy or streaky discoloration or a chalky, dull appearance, it’s best to start the restoration process as soon as possible.

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Understanding Boat Restoration

Boat oxidation is a common issue that affects the exterior of your boat, particularly if it’s made of fiberglass. Oxidation is a chemical reaction that occurs when a substance loses one or more electrons, often due to exposure to oxygen. In the case of boats, oxidation happens when the boat’s exterior is exposed to heat and UV radiation, causing the surface to react with oxygen in the air. This results in a dull, unappealing appearance.

Remember, prevention is key. Try to keep your boat out of the sun as much as possible, as UV radiation and heat are some of the biggest contributors to boat oxidation. Regular maintenance and care can help keep your boat looking its best and prevent oxidation from occurring. If you notice signs of oxidation, such as splotchy or streaky discoloration or a chalky, dull appearance, it’s best to start the restoration process as soon as possible.

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Is it safe to remove oxidation on my own?

Removing oxidation from your boat on your own can seem budget-friendly, but as specialists in boat oxidation removal, we know the best approach. After extensive testing of various industry polishes, compounds, and buffers, we developed a proprietary formula and process that delivers a superior, long-lasting shine. Many clients who attempted DIY solutions or hired other companies for a cheaper price saw oxidation return within months. Trust our proven process to restore your RV to a shine that’s even better than factory new!

How do I get an estimate?

At our company, we prioritize delivering the best price and results for your boat. To accurately assess oxidation levels—whether it’s on one side or the entire unit—we invite clients to an in-person consultation. This allows us to evaluate how much surface area needs restoration and determine the necessary steps. During your visit, we’ll perform a free test patch on your boat, showcasing the potential results before you approve the estimate. Experience our commitment to quality and transparency—schedule your visit today!

How long will it take?

Estimates for boat restoration/oxidation removal typically take 15 to 30 minutes. Our dedicated team of 4-5 specialists spend 3-5 days restoring your marine vehicle to ensure a high-quality finish—not just a quick polish or a one day job. We go above and beyond to deliver exceptional results that truly revitalize your boat.

How long will it last?

Our mission is to return your boat in better condition than when it left the factory, essentially giving you a brand-new boat. We apply a ceramic coating that protects your boat from UV rays for up to 2 years. After this period, the coating's protection diminishes, similar to when you first buy any watercraft, and you may notice a loss of shine 2-3 years post-application. Protecting your boat from the elements is crucial for maintaining its appearance and longevity