For hull care, which buffer, compound & wax product is Rinker's choice?
AccidentalSuperstar
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#gelcoatrescue
If your going to do something, do it now. Tomorrow is too late.
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laureniac1
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I have always used Shurhold products with great success. This year I'm using REJEX paint sealant rub rail down. Check out both websites -
AccidentalSuperstar
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Thanks for your response. I checked out the Shurhold website at: www.shurhold.com - its was very informative! Also, check out www.properboatcare.com - good info there too. Appreciate the info.If your going to do something, do it now. Tomorrow is too late.
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69fastback
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You can search and find 500 different responses on this. I'm giving mine the yearly polish today, and I'm using 3M Finesse it II with a Makita 9227C, and a foam finishing pad, then topping it off with Collinite 885 wax -
J3ff
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I have always used the shurhold too.. Just gearing up to do under the rub rail tomorrow.. with all of their products, it's just too easy and I will mess things up with a regular product.laureniac1 said:I have always used Shurhold products with great success. This year I'm using REJEX paint sealant rub rail down. Check out both websites
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J3ff
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Four hours with the shurehold stuff. I'd skip using the red pad on a dark hull and just do it by hand as I did. Before is 2nd picture and after.
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J3ff
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Buff magic, and pro shine... With their applicators, just not the red one
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AccidentalSuperstar
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Special tks to laureniac1 and J3ff for your gr8 info (kit)If your going to do something, do it now. Tomorrow is too late.
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I use a Dewalt buffer. It's an awesome weapon!