bottom wax
#5
Originally Posted by pm203
I Did my Gladiator and my buddy,s Topgun. No effect on speed , just alot easier to clean. I woudn,t waste my time unless you boat in fresh water.
I boat in fresh water. i couldn't tell you if it makes a difference, but a lot of people have recommended a product called "scat". Most say it's worth a couple mph. I plan to give it a try this year.
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Originally Posted by Apple a day
Thinking about waxing the bottom of my 27 fever. Will it help or hurt top speed. Opinions please!
#7
I give mine 3 coats before taking it to the lake for the season. Even though it is on a lift all summer, it keeps it clean. As a general boater, not a racer, I prefer convenience over that possible chance I can find 1 or 2 mph. I don't spend much time at WOT.
#9
Originally Posted by sleeper_dave
Why would fresh water make a difference?
I boat in fresh water. i couldn't tell you if it makes a difference, but a lot of people have recommended a product called "scat". Most say it's worth a couple mph. I plan to give it a try this year.
I boat in fresh water. i couldn't tell you if it makes a difference, but a lot of people have recommended a product called "scat". Most say it's worth a couple mph. I plan to give it a try this year.
#10
The wax will only help you to clean it easier. The shark is the fastest fish in the sea. Did you ever feel how smooth his skin is?
Like sandpaper.
Like sandpaper.
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