Detailing and ceramic coating from a team with 30 years of experience.
Most caravans and boats are used a few weeks a year and left idle for the rest. If your caravan, RV or boat is parked outdoors, it’s exposed to oxidation, debris, and discolouration from the sun.
At Auto Complex, we know that ceramic coating and detailing for these specialised vehicles is different from detailing a car. Our workshop is equipped with state of the art detailing bays to handle any make or model of caravan or boat. We’ll protect your asset, so it’s ready, so it’s ready for your next adventure.

Spacious Bays for bigger vehicles
Our workshop is fully equipped with bays that can take on most caravans, RV’s and boats.

Quality workmanship
We use only the best tools and have been detailing vehicles for over 30 years.

Easy bookings
Just give us a call for a seamless booking appointment.

Thorough handover
Upon collection, we'll explain what we've done at our shop. We’re also just a call away for any questions.
Contact our team and tell us about your caravan or boat for a quote and timeline.
Open Mon to Fri, 8 am to 4 pm. Saturdays by appointment.
120 Bayfield Road East, Bayswater North, VIC 3153.
The pricing depends on the size and condition of your boat or caravan, the products we use, and the complexity of the job. Our team will be able to send you a quote and a timeline before any work is done.
We typically need a few days to detail any boat or caravan. A caravan has several times the surface area of a car, the roof has to be worked from height, and if you're having it ceramic coated the coating needs time to cure before it goes back outside. You'll get a collection date when you book, and we'll let you know if anything changes once we've seen it.
Yes, and we do recommend it. The surface area of a caravan or boat is large enough that washing is a real job, and a coated surface sheds dirt rather than holding onto it. Ceramic coating extends the life of your gelcoat, and it also gives you peace of mind when you're taking your vehicle out and about.
Gelcoat is the outer layer on fibreglass caravans and boats, and sunlight breaks it down over time. The surface goes chalky and loses its gloss, and on a white caravan you'll often find colour transferring onto your hand when you run it across the panel. Washing won't fix oxidisation because the damage is in the surface rather than on it. Restoring oxidised gelcoat means cutting it back to fresh material and then sealing it, which is why a neglected vehicle costs more to detail than one that's been kept covered.