Cquartz UK or Coatings on boat gel coat???

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Justins00ss

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Hey guys. I have a client that I am scheduled to clean 2 of his Mercedes. I go talking with him about the new coatings and Pinnacle Synergy letting him know the longevity of these products. He also has a really nice well kept 36ft 2012 Yellow Fin center console. He asked if I could find out if Cquartz could be used on his hull? So can it?

This pic is a twin to the color and size of his.



 
the main problem with gel coats is that they are very porous and can oxidize easily, so the idea of a coating for them is a great idea, but then again, the are very porous. as with anything detailing, prep is everything, and you'll have a lot of prep to do an a 36 footer.
the folks over at optimum say that opti coat can be used on gel coat, but I couldn't say how much it would take for a 36 footer (a lot) after a proper polishing. can't say for sure about using cquartz. I think the next best option is using something like Marine 31 Gel Coat Carnauba Wax + Sealant
marine 31 has some great marine products. (a part of pbmg too)
 
tropicsteve said:
the main problem with gel coats is that they are very porous and can oxidize easily, so the idea of a coating for them is a great idea, but then again, the are very porous. as with anything detailing, prep is everything, and you'll have a lot of prep to do an a 36 footer.
the folks over at optimum say that opti coat can be used on gel coat, but I couldn't say how much it would take for a 36 footer (a lot) after a proper polishing. can't say for sure about using cquartz. I think the next best option is using something like Marine 31 Gel Coat Carnauba Wax + Sealant
marine 31 has some great marine products. (a part of pbmg too)
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Was looking at marine 31 too. Also heard gtechniq c1 is good for gel coats. Luckily his boat is maintained really well and not oxidized.
 
I wonder if the friction is decreased enough to add speed :D

I might have to give this a shot on something smaller, say a 245 hp supercharged jet ski...
 
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