collinite 885 or fk100p on jet ski's?

mobenzowner · 06-22-09, 01:49

I know that on the Collinite 885 can it states, "For Marine & Aeronautical Finishes", but with fk1000p having a higher melting point of 250 degrees, which do you guys think would be best on jet skis's? FWIW one of the ski's is black.

mobenzowner · 06-23-09, 06:58

any opinions anyone???

tom p. · 06-23-09, 07:44

I always wonder about this scenario. What surfaces do you intend to wax?

My $.02: I don't think I'd want to wax a surface that is stepped on as it would make it very slippery when wet and create a safety issue. People used to say that waxing the surfaces in the water can cause all sorts of drag and actually slow the craft. I don't know if that concern is valid.

I kind of think about all of this in terms of applying dressing to motorcycle seats and motorcycle tire sidewalls...it could really spoil your day.

SpoiledMan · 06-23-09, 08:12

I've never tried either but I'd venture to say that either one would work just fine. They're both said to be durable products as well.

Apollo_Auto · 06-23-09, 10:23

885 is very durable, you'll be just fine with that.