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how to get a good polish on an old hull

orion50 · 2012-02-16 23:44:40

Stumbled across this guide recently - thought it was worth sharing Happy polishing! http://www.anything-sailing.com/showthread.php/4538-Tips-For-Buffing-amp-Waxing-Gelcoat?p=55686

16-02-2012 11:44pm

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orion50

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Stumbled across this guide recently - thought it was worth sharing

Happy polishing!

http://www.anything-sailing.com/showthread.php/4538-Tips-For-Buffing-amp-Waxing-Gelcoat?p=55686

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#2 17-02-2012 6:50pm

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Jesus, I'm worn out just reading that! Our boat is badly in need of a paint job, but I'm not sure we have either the time or the energy to do a DIY job if that's what it involves!!!

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#3 17-02-2012 8:02pm

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If your hull is yellowy and dull, there is a brilliant product Starbrite easy on easy off which you simply brush on and then wash off - great results without too much sweat. Worth doing even if you are not painting.

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