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justin30513
07-24-2006, 04:49 PM
Yet another referral.

This boat was in awesome condition. I`ve seen new ones not look this good. The customer called me wanting to get some "shine" out of the red gel coat. Interior was very simple...vac, wipe down, and protectant. Here`s what the hull, and yes, the trailer got.



Meguiar`s #80

(EDGE 2000 Green Pad at #6 setting)



Meguiar`s NXT Tech Wax-Liquid

(EDGE 2000 White Pad at #3 setting)



DP`s Max Wax...2 coats

(Applied by hand-removed by hand)



I used NXT as a sealant this time. I let it cure for about 2 hours before applying the Max Wax. Once again, I fell in love with this paste. Goes on so easy. Leaves remarkable shine with depth and glow. I really enjoying applying it by hand.



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Joshua312
07-24-2006, 04:53 PM
Disregard....Just trying to be fair Justin... :o



Good job....
awahl63
07-24-2006, 05:08 PM
Nice detail on the boat
imported_themightytimmah
07-24-2006, 06:00 PM
God you make me want a boat. How long does it take to do a boat that size? My uncle used to have a 34` and I just remember him spending like a full day on it every time he waxed it, and how much he cursed the one time he waxed it in direct sunlight.
justin30513
07-24-2006, 06:01 PM
God you make me want a boat. How long does it take to do a boat that size? My uncle used to have a 34` and I just remember him spending like a full day on it every time he waxed it, and how much he cursed the one time he waxed it in direct sunlight.

Took me 5 hours. I actually find it easier than a car or truck. I even did the trailer on this one including polishing the wheels.
Pats300zx
07-24-2006, 06:05 PM
Nice detail...However again...you must remove your business website from your signature and the pictures of your work truck with phone number have to be removed or blurred out. I know myself and others have told you this before...please read the rules because we all enjoy your work and details. Thank you :) - Josh



Joshua312...the link in his sig has been removed. There is no LINK !!!! It is simply the name of his business.
Joshua312
07-24-2006, 06:07 PM
Joshua312...the link in his sig has been removed. There is no LINK !!!! It is simply the name of his business.



Is that the way it always was? If so...sorry, my eyes must have been playing tricks on me :)
justin30513
07-24-2006, 06:07 PM
Joshua312...the link in his sig has been removed. There is no LINK !!!! It is simply the name of his business.

Thanks Pat....Why is everyone that is not a mod worried about this? Click it.....it goes nowhere! PM it to me or a mod....please leave it out of my posts.
Pats300zx
07-24-2006, 06:09 PM
Great work Justin. The boat came out awesome. I have to try #80 on mine. My boat has a blue/white scheme and I have found that AIO works great on it.
justin30513
07-24-2006, 06:18 PM
Great work Justin. The boat came out awesome. I have to try #80 on mine. My boat has a blue/white scheme and I have found that AIO works great on it.

Yeah...#80 worked amazingly well before on a newer gel coat. Thought I`d try it again. I`m think og mixing #80 with #26 to make my own cleaner/wax for boat.

Wonder if anyone else has mixed it up like that?
Captain McFunk
07-24-2006, 06:30 PM
Looks good, and ARKANSAS! That`s where I live. What part of AR?
Scottwax
07-24-2006, 11:19 PM
Excellent work, Justin. :)



I do a few boats but I try not to make a habit of it because the crappy oxidized boats seem to far outnumber the nice ones.