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| Ive tried various wax's on my fiberglass boat, most work for about a day or 2 on the water then its no evident of the glossy wax finish it leaves.. I have very very minor oxidation on the top of the boat and just wondering what you guys use for wax and a buffer system? |
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Location: Dane Country | I like Wizards, my friend swears by Turtle wax. |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | I heard you should never put wax on as the repeated build up can cause issues? I have an 05 sparkly rig and just wipe it down after each use and it still looks great. |
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| I use Meguires for my boat.
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Edited by Geneliahudson 6/6/2012 4:59 AM
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| Welcome Genelia!
If you have some oxidation, you will need to use a compound and buffer to take care of that. Then a good marine wax should bring out the shine and protect it.
I waxed my glass boats once a year, and always wiped them down after loading. Do this everytime, and your boat will stay looking clean and shiny. I use old soft terry cloth towels, but microfiber towels will work great too. Just have to wring them out alot. I take a spray bottle of mild CLR mixture for the lower unit to help remove the calcium scum that forms on there from the exhaust heat.
Edited by Shep 6/8/2012 8:42 AM
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| I use Jax-Wax i have try a lot of wax's and i found i like this one the best i can wax my whole boat in and hour top to bottom i do it twice a year read up on it it and i'm sure you will like it.www.jax-wax.com
Terry |
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