Boat Painting & Color-Match Repair — Stockton, CA
Custom tinted marine paint and gelcoat matched to your hull's exact color. Spot repairs that disappear. Full repaints that look factory-fresh.
The hardest part of boat repair isn't the fix, it's the finish. Anyone can fill a crack. The difference between a $200 repair that looks like a repair and one that looks like it never happened is color matching, application, and finish work. That's what we specialize in. Whether you need a small spot repair after a dock kiss or a full hull repaint to bring back your boat's life, we approach every paint job like it's our own boat going back in the water.
Services
Color-Match Spot Repair
Damage gets repaired, then we mix gelcoat or marine paint to your boat's exact color and blend the spot. Ideal for dock damage, gouges, impact dings, or any repair where you want the fix invisible.
Hull Repaint
Full topside or hull-side repaint with marine-grade two-part polyurethane. Long-lasting gloss, UV-stable, and built to handle Delta sun and water for years.
Custom Color Change
Changing your boat's look entirely? We strip, prep, and paint with the color and finish you want solids, metallics, or pearl. Includes color consultation before we spray.
Striping, Graphics & Lettering
Pinstripes, accent stripes, registration numbers, and custom boat names — painted or vinyl, color-coordinated with the hull.
How we match colors
A 10 year old hull is never the same color it was the day it left the factory UV fades it, oxidation changes the tone, water minerals affect it. We don't pull a factory color code. We sample your hull's current color, account for surrounding sheen and finish, and custom-mix gelcoat or paint to match what's actually there. That's why our repairs blend in instead of standing out.
WHEN TO PAINT VS. RESTORE
Not every faded boat needs paint. Many faded gelcoat hulls can be restored through compounding and polishing cheaper, faster, and just as effective. We'll inspect your hull first and tell you straight: restore, spot-repair, or paint. Whichever saves you money and lasts
FAQ
How long does a paint job take?
Spot repairs: usually 1–2 days. Full repaint: 5–10 days depending on size, prep needed, and weather. We'll always give you a firm timeline before starting.
What kind of paint do you use?
Two-part marine polyurethane (Awlgrip, Alexseal, or equivalent depending on the job) for topside work. Marine-grade gelcoat for hull-side and gelcoat-repair work. No auto paint, no shortcuts.