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figured I'd bring to traffic in this section, so....
My dads friend had this boat for me to detail, as you can see it was FILTHY, had a layer of mildew on it and the gelcoat was dull and chalky on the entire boat. I didnt have my marine stuff with me (on vacation), so I used OHC with orange and yellow pads, hell I even used it on the windshield and all the metal, worked great. I was really impressed with it. I followed up with a 2 coats of #21 on everything.
In the process of pressure washing:
Before and after compounding:
You're more man than me. I did some work on the hull of my brother in laws boat and I never want to see another one!
the hull wasnt bad but compounding the topside was a pain. luckily the OHC worked well when done by hand for the tight spots, I found it hard to find a compound that works well by hand for boats.
all this was done with a 100lb Milwaukee rotay mind you....
The boat looks fantastic. Very nice detail. Question though, can you expand on what is OHC and also, is #21 the Synthetic Sealant? My buddy is about to do a difficult boat project and we're both car guys, not boat guys. This is pretty new territory. Any product related help is appreciated.
The boat looks fantastic. Very nice detail. Question though, can you expand on what is OHC and also, is #21 the Synthetic Sealant? My buddy is about to do a difficult boat project and we're both car guys, not boat guys. This is pretty new territory. Any product related help is appreciated.
Thanks
OHC is Optimum Hyper Compound. and yes #21 is the sealant.
I would purchase some boat compound however, as I left mine at home for this job (was visiting my parents)
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