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Need some help!

My boat is only a 2000 and stored indoors in the winter and mostly under a full cover in the summer. It is becoming heavily oxidized on the deck in the white gelcoat. The colors are fine (red and purple).

I have used fineese it, and mild rubbing compound with no luck using a foam pad. Should I try a wool pad or a more abrasive compound or just wet sand it with 1500-2000 grit and then take the wheel to it.

Any recommendations?


Thanks,

Paul

marine survey

Aquabuff Compound Works Great With Wool Pad And Wheel....make It Shine Like New

Steve 1

3-M also has a Perfect it Line that works well..

http://products3.3m.com/catalog/us/e...er/output_html

You may try the Extra cut in a small area then go with the Fiinesse it that combination maybe will save you the wet sanding and use their Pads !

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Wet sand & buff it.

L.S.