The Shine!

[H2ONUT]

Not too shabby for a 20 year-old hull...

 

[shore]

Oddly enough I did my 94 290 with the same HF buffer..lol
and then it rained.

 

[billnpat]

Not too shabby for a 20 year-old hull...

WOW :smt038:smt038

 

[Nehalennia]

Looking good guys.

 

[Spot]

We just call it therapy, some call it a sickness. I prefer therapy. Looks great

 

[DaNinja]

Looks beautious!:smt038
I think I put in ten hours polishing the boat before we figured out the motor was blowed up.

She's still looking great at the shop, though.

 

[DaNinja]

We just call it therapy, some call it a sickness. I prefer therapy. Looks great

I think I would need therapy after cleaning the blue on your hull. Polishing the blue on my lil' Ray about wiped me out.

 

[Spot]

No therapy needed on the blue hull this year... it is new, with 3 coats of PTFE and carnuba on it. Next year is a different story.

 

[DaNinja]

No therapy needed on the blue hull this year... it is new, with 3 coats of PTFE and carnuba on it. Next year is a different story.

She looks good!

 

[jeremyandalison]

What is PTFE?

I just bought a blue '06 300DA and though it looks good now, dreading next year.

Also, the day I picked it up, it was blowing stink out of the North and got a bit of dock rash on it - wind caught the bow before Alison could get a line on a cleat. Looks like light scuffs although I haven't been able to get an up close inspection - this weekend I plan on switching slips so (hopefully) I can buff it out before my neighbour splashes.

Any recommendations/advice on getting dock rash off a blue hull?

 

[chuck1]

We just call it therapy, some call it a sickness. I prefer therapy. Looks great

You know what they say about a clean desk or shinny Hulls?? It's a sign of a sick mind:lol::smt043:lol:

Great looking job any time you need more therapy my boat is here for you:thumbsup:

 

[DaNinja]

What is PTFE?

I just bought a blue '06 300DA and though it looks good now, dreading next year.

Also, the day I picked it up, it was blowing stink out of the North and got a bit of dock rash on it - wind caught the bow before Alison could get a line on a cleat. Looks like light scuffs although I haven't been able to get an up close inspection - this weekend I plan on switching slips so (hopefully) I can buff it out before my neighbour splashes.

Any recommendations/advice on getting dock rash off a blue hull?

PTFE=Polytetrafluoroethylene. :grin:
A component in some good waxes and cleaners.

 

[Nehalennia]

PTFE=Polytetrafluoroethylene. :grin:
A component in some good waxes and cleaners.

=
Teflon