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weekendwarrior · 03-25-09, 03:24

One thing about Gel Coats...they are alot like paint, in that they really vary in hardness from boat to boat, or RV to RV. For instance, in the thread below, I cleaned up the oxidation last summer on this boat with a PC, speed 6, a burgundy Meguiar's cutting pad, and the Meguiar's marine cleaner wax. It's hard to know how the gel coat will respond until you do a test spot. By the way, this boat is still oxidation free, so my method worked.

24 foot Crownline deckboat

DuraGloss 501 is another awesome product for removing oxidation in conjunction with a PC and cutting pad, and leaving decent protection.

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weekendwarrior David Strum weekendwarrior is offline Join Date: May 2007 Location: Charlotte, NC (actually Iron Station, NC) Posts: 1,410	Re: How-to Approach a 37' RV detail? One thing about Gel Coats...they are alot like paint, in that they really vary in hardness from boat to boat, or RV to RV. For instance, in the thread below, I cleaned up the oxidation last summer on this boat with a PC, speed 6, a burgundy Meguiar's cutting pad, and the Meguiar's marine cleaner wax. It's hard to know how the gel coat will respond until you do a test spot. By the way, this boat is still oxidation free, so my method worked. 24 foot Crownline deckboat DuraGloss 501 is another awesome product for removing oxidation in conjunction with a PC and cutting pad, and leaving decent protection. __________________ DS Mobile Detailing, LLC My fleet: 08 Mitsubishi Lancer, 06 Honda Element 4wd, 02 Hyundai Elantra, 73 VW Beetle