Gelcoat wash, oxidation removal, polish and protection. On the trailer or in your driveway, wherever the boat already is.
Access changes the job more than length does. Tell us which of these it is and we will bring the right setup.
Salt, waterline staining and whatever has grown on the hull since the last time. Done first so the compounding step is cutting gelcoat rather than grinding dirt into it.
Florida sun turns gelcoat chalky. Compounding cuts the dead layer back to color, then polish brings the gloss up. How many steps it takes depends on how far the gelcoat has gone.
Wax or ceramic over the finished gelcoat. Then canvas, vinyl and the interior, which is usually where the mildew is.

No. We work on boats on the trailer or in your driveway, not in the water. Access is the first thing we ask about.
Gelcoat goes chalky in Florida sun. Compounding cuts the dead layer back to color, then polish and protection keep it there.
It depends on whether the boat is covered and how much sun it takes. We will tell you what we saw and suggest an interval.
Yes, including canvas and vinyl. Say so on the form so we allow the time.
Access changes the job more than length does. Tell us where the boat sits and we will come back within 3 to 24 business hours.