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Gel coat and T-cut

Thanos · 2017-07-12 16:23:13

Hi folks, Just wonder if it is safe to use a T-cut product (like you would use on a car) to clean up the gel coat on my boat. I do not believe it has been done before (i only bought it last year) and I do not intend to do it again for a few years at least. So can it be use with a cloth and a bit of elbow grease (no…

12-07-2017 4:23pm

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Thanos

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Hi folks,

Just wonder if it is safe to use a T-cut product (like you would use on a car) to clean up the gel coat on my boat. I do not believe it has been done before (i only bought it last year) and I do not intend to do it again for a few years at least.

So can it be use with a cloth and a bit of elbow grease (no electrics) and then use a polish afterwards to keep it looking good?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 12-07-2017 6:29pm

neris

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its fine to use and good polish after and should look better

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