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    Tractor Detailer GlossyTundra's Avatar
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    My family is finally getting our new boat. It is a Nautic Star 2000 center console(fighting chair yellow hull, Suzuki 150 4-stroke). Our past boat came to us before I knew anything about waxing or keeping it clean, so it has never had a coat of wax in about 7yrs :nervous2: .



    I want to keep this one looking as good 7yrs from now as it is this week. I dont have alot of time to wax during the season (may-september), and the winter will be my deep-clean of the year. I need soemthing to keep the fiberglass allover the boat beading and protected. I will use Collinites metal wax on all metal/303 on the top and seats, I just need to know what to use.



    I have UPP, Zaino, Poorboys EX, #16. I think those are the most durable out of the ones I own.



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    How about All-In-one sealant. mho
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    and how about 2180 if surface is already preped.



    http://www.fk1usa.com/products-consumer.htm#2180
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    I found this review and associated chart to be very useful:



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    Comparison Table

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    I`d recommend Finish Kare`s 1000P or Collinite 476/885/238 (same).

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    we have had GREAT luck with collinite 885 and we do alot of boats :xyxthumbs
    "at the end of the game, the king and the pawn go in the same box"

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    so boat`s fiberglass body is not paited?

    anyway collinite 476

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    It is more economical to buy it as 885. The can is bigger, the product is the same.

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    So collinite 885 and fk2180 seems to win out here. I can get the 476 at west marine for like $13. So with a properly preped surface(AIO), that would seem to last a good while?



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    Brandon, the 885 & 476 (and 238) is the same product, but the 885 is in a bigger tin for a marginally higher price. Therefore more economical.

 

 

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