Marine & RV Protection
UV rays, lake water, and the elements are relentless on gel coats and fiberglass. Big Dawgs Detailing specializes in professional detailing for boats, Sea Rays, and RVs up to and exceeding 26 feet. We restore what the sun and water take away.
Your Boat and RV Deserve Better Than Sun Damage
Lake water is full of minerals, algae, and contaminants that bond to your hull and fiberglass over time. UV rays break down gel coats season after season, turning that showroom shine into a chalky, faded mess. We know how to reverse it. Big Dawgs Detailing brings professional-grade oxidation removal, compound polishing, and sealant protection directly to your vessel or RV. We handle everything from the waterline to the roof -- exterior surfaces, interior cabins, upholstery, and more. Boats up to and exceeding 26 feet, including Sea Rays and similar vessels, are well within our wheelhouse.
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Oxidation Removal
Years of UV exposure leave gel coats chalky and dull. We cut through oxidation with professional compounds to restore deep, glossy color to your hull and fiberglass.
Exterior Deep Clean
Lake water minerals, algae, and road grime bond to surfaces over time. Our exterior deep clean removes years of buildup from hull to roof, leaving surfaces clean and protected.
Interior Detailing
Cabin interiors, upholstery, carpet, and hard surfaces all take a beating from moisture and UV. We clean and protect every inch of your interior so it looks and smells fresh.
Paint Sealant & Protection
After the shine is restored, we lock it in with a high-quality paint sealant or ceramic coating to defend against future UV damage, water spots, and environmental fallout.
Vessels Up to 26+ Feet
From smaller bass boats to full-size Sea Rays and large RVs, we have the equipment and expertise to handle big jobs. Size is not an issue.
Mobile Service
We come to you at your marina, storage facility, or driveway. No hauling your boat or RV anywhere. Book a time, we show up and get to work.
We Know What Oklahoma Sun and Lake Water Do to Fiberglass
The Texoma area is tough on boats and RVs. Constant sun exposure, mineral-heavy lake water, and humid summers create the perfect conditions for gel coat failure, oxidation, and mildew. We have seen it all and we know how to fix it. Our process starts with a thorough evaluation of the surface condition, followed by targeted oxidation removal, compound correction, and a finishing sealant that holds up season after season. We are not guessing -- we know which products and techniques work on marine-grade fiberglass and RV surfaces. When we are done, your investment looks the way it should: clean, protected, and sharp.
Common Questions About Marine & RV Detailing
Answers to what most boat and RV owners ask before booking.
Yes. We regularly detail vessels at and beyond 26 feet, including Sea Rays and comparable boats. Reach out with your vessel's details and we will give you an accurate quote.
Oxidation causes the chalky, faded appearance on gel coat and fiberglass surfaces. Our oxidation removal process uses professional-grade compounds to cut through that damaged layer and restore the original color and gloss underneath.
Absolutely. We deep clean cabin interiors, upholstery, carpet, hard surfaces, and storage areas. Moisture and UV hit interiors hard too, and a full detail covers both inside and out.
Lake water contains minerals, algae, and organic matter that bond to fiberglass over time. Left untreated, these deposits etch into the surface and accelerate UV damage. Regular detailing removes these contaminants before they cause lasting harm.
For anything sitting in the Oklahoma sun season after season, yes. A ceramic coating bonds to the gel coat or paint surface and provides years of UV protection, water repellency, and dramatically easier cleaning. It is one of the best long-term investments you can make for your vessel or RV.
We serve the Lake Texoma area, Durant, Sherman, Denison, and surrounding communities in southern Oklahoma and north Texas. We come to your marina, storage unit, or property.