never heard the flour trick before. hhmmm. ill have to try it.
i use a polish called ez shine. i get it from indy auto parts here in peabody ma. it works better then mothers. it has a mild abrasive to it and it cuts the dull part faster and leaves a great shine. i tried woody wax to keep it nice but it didnt do a thing for it.

it took me atleast 8 hours to get it like it is, then i have to do it after every ride to keep it looking good. but if i do it after every ride its about 20 min a side so its not bad. but i started off with a brand new sled and kept up with it

Cold, expensive, polishing, 95% all male activity, etc... I think I'll pass! :drink:

Not cold you just need the right gear, expensive??? cheaper then a new Bravo drive, all male activity......if you say so. A weekend away drinking eating going fast priceless!!!! Don't knock it til you try it, there is a good reason why many boaters own sleds too:drink:

Scot, I've got an extra sled that might change your mind.... give it a try. Plus the ladies need someone to keep them warm at night..... :evilb:

I hear your boat accelerates pretty hard. Even a 600cc sled will pull harder. An 800?...Forget about it.

There ain't nothing like it. Give it a shot!

Bring Jeff and the ladies will flock

Let's hook up and ride i got 4 sleds SKI DOO REVS 800 XRS 800 Blair a 600 liquid and a 550 fan for my lady! Put at least 1,000 miles on last year at TUG HILL NEW YORK.

Scot got a place up in ludlow VT day trip its a blast!

I rode out of my buddies house in Plymouth last year(right near Ludlow). I love that area of VT. They got hit HARD by Irene though. There is going to be limited snowmobiling in the southern and central parts of the states this year.

I hope not ill make some calls and check it out best of both worlds Killington 1 hr up Okemo 10 min down.VAST TRAIL if pond frozen 10 seconds YEAH BABY!:hitit: