Re: Aqua-Buff vs. 3M
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The compound I used the first time and the polish an wax since. Just use the correct pads. I had to order them online. Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Tapatalk 2 |
Re: Aqua-Buff vs. 3M
Interesting. Were on line did you get it? I might give it a try next season.
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I recall needing to use a squirt bottle with the compound. It liked to be moistened. Forgot to mention that earlier. Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Tapatalk 2 |
Re: Aqua-Buff vs. 3M Marine Restorer and Wax
I have a question about waxes in general. How is everyone waxing the textured walking areas? Wax builds up an is a pain. Is there a trick I'm missing out on?
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Re: Aqua-Buff vs. 3M Marine Restorer and Wax
I usually do a real light coat if any on the non skid areas. One time I did a thick coat and not only was it a pain but it was way too slippery and dangerous. So I usually don't do those areas like the outer hull. But when I do, I use a cotton rag and scrub it by hand.
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Thank you for the pictures. Mine are below. That's what I thought about the snaps. I really don't want to replace them all. It would be a mess. Just need to make do with what we have I guess.
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I am using the Meguiars fiberglass restoration kit and it is working great. It is an oxidazation remover, high gloss polish, and a wax. For something with UV protection I am finishing it up with Mirror Glaze 21 paint sealant. 21 is the best paint protectant/sealant I have ever used, it is tougher and it lasts much longer then any wax. I will post some before and after pictures when I get back out there.
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