Removing oxidation?
Whats the best process to remove oxidation. Starting with the wax(brand) then the application and finally the buff. It's not a bad oxidation. Just so many chemicals to pick from, and weather the use of a buffer or just plain elbow grease will do the trick. I dont think its ready for rubbing compound. Tried the Mothers Carnuba cleaner wax, did ok but it wasn't the finish I was looking for. I used only elbow grease to remove. How important is a orbital buffer.
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PM me a phone number, so we can go over options and the current condition of the boat.
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Use Donnie's oxidation remover. Follow up with leverage polish.
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When I bought my donzi in May it had some oxidation only near the transom and the sides towards the rear. I bought a cheap rotary buffer from northern tool and some wool buffing pads online. I used the 3 step oxidation kit from McGuiars. I thought the boat looked good before, afterwards my wife even noticed the difference. There are tons of different products out there. I just went with Mcguiars because I was familiar with them from waxing my truck and car. Also dont be affraid of the rotary buffer on gelcoat. I was at first but keep it moving and you'll be fine, don't let it get hot.
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Here's a few links.
Every boat we touch is a different situation, so that's why a phone call might save some typing time. :D http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...ight=oxidation http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...ight=oxidation http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...ight=oxidation |
Forget that stuff that Mexiclean the snake oil salesman sells. Use ATF it works the best and makes the boat repell water.... :D:D
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So you bringing your sorry azz to Miami? :D
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Originally Posted by marineclean
(Post 2392701)
So you bringing your sorry azz to Miami? :D
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can say it all in one word LEVERAGE
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Google Aqua buff 2000.
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