bottom wax??
03-31-2004, 05:36 PM
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Originally posted by blue thunder
That's funny, I get just the opposite affect. When the cooler is empty the boat goes slower
BT
That's funny, I get just the opposite affect. When the cooler is empty the boat goes slower
BT
That's because you need all your faculties to run that tub!!
Oh Yeah Hi Dave!!!
03-31-2004, 06:26 PM
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Originally posted by R Addiction
That's because you have all your faculties to fly that tub!! I'm impressed everytime I see you zooming past me! Oh Yeah Hi Dave!!!
That's because you have all your faculties to fly that tub!!
I'm impressed everytime I see you zooming past me! Oh Yeah Hi Dave!!!
If we could only get you away from the beverage counter long enough to find out what faculties you have, would be a miracle. Going back and forth between tomes and the goose doesn't constitute boating, that is commuting 
Oh, and Hi John
BT
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03-31-2004, 11:46 PM
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Re: bottom wax??
Originally posted by Chris
I have always waxed the bottom of my boats. I recently had a discussion with someone that told me I was wasting my time. He told me you will gain more speed by not waxing because it creates friction causing tiny bubbles that will make the hull faster. Is there any truth to this???
I have always waxed the bottom of my boats. I recently had a discussion with someone that told me I was wasting my time. He told me you will gain more speed by not waxing because it creates friction causing tiny bubbles that will make the hull faster. Is there any truth to this???
And if you have to transport it, you have risk of it sliding. I'd hate to see a bottom waxed on a Bull. It would not be a pretty sight.
03-31-2004, 11:50 PM
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Originally posted by R Addiction
I've heard that if two surface's are smooth, it creates a sort of suction. Sort of like two peices of wet glass laying on top of each other.
Not a scientist here!!
I've heard that if two surface's are smooth, it creates a sort of suction. Sort of like two peices of wet glass laying on top of each other.
Not a scientist here!!
03-31-2004, 11:55 PM
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Re: Re: Stop waxing the bottom
Originally posted by ONESICKGLADIATOR
waxing the bottom is a waste of time because it will not stay on for more the 10 feet
waxing the bottom is a waste of time because it will not stay on for more the 10 feet
Originally posted by R Addiction
Especially in the upper Chesapeake Bay with it's notorious shallow water
Especially in the upper Chesapeake Bay with it's notorious shallow water
Hey there you go. A cheap way of getting it wet sanded.
Last edited by Wasabe; 04-01-2004 at 12:04 AM.
