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I’ve seen where you can do non skid. But they use some type of brush head to help get product down in between the raise decking

Thanks for the reply, I'll look into that.

I’ve never tried the foam so I’m not sure how well they work

I’ve been happy with them

I go same as polish maybe a tad faster

What products would you say work better? I’ve always had luck with the McGuires.

I wait 5 min on the wax portion

You can do it either way. I normally compound one whole side, then polish then wax and then move to the other side and repeat. But my boat isn’t very large.

Thanks

Good luck! Have fun out on the water these season.

I appreciate it. Hope it helps. I’m sure there are better ways of doing this. But it’s what works for me and keeps the boat looking good 👍🏼

After all the steps are done I move the umbrella to my next spot. It’s similar to don’t wax a car in direct heat of the sun. The bottle of the product should give you temperature recommendations for applying

I try once every 6 months, depending on how much use the boat is getting and how much I’m washing it

Just a fan of the guys music he makes and I use it in my fishing videos. Sorry you didn’t enjoy it

I do need to try the ceramic coating

I’ll have to try it

New separate pad

thank you man, will a 9 inch 3m yellow pad work on my 7 inch makita?@@Justbereelflorida

It might. I’d have to see it in person, but I would think it should

I’ll have to give it a try

Promise you brotha 🤝 3ms purple foam pad is cheap and I get 2-3 boats per pad

If your decals are not real metal then the compound will basically (sand them down). I just go over mine but a detail buddy of mine pulls them off of boats and doesn’t reapply them. Hope that helps

@@Justbereelfloridavery helpful thanks man!

I didn’t even realize I didn’t say that. I normally do same as polish or a little faster speed.

Ive actually took off the handle. I have better control without it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope your boat shines new

Hope it helps

I use the same products on all smooth gel coat

Yes buff first then polish and then wax. I like to do 1 side at a time and go through all 3 steps. Before moving on. Just how I like to do it, to remember where I left off.

Once you return the shine, I wax all of the smooth fiberglass surfaces. The wax will hold up for 3-6 months ive heard. But you need to buy a boat soap that wont remove the wax layer. Don’t use dish soap, buy a good boat soap.

@@Justbereelflorida awesome. Thanks!

Hope it helps. Thanks for watching.

I do clean and reuse them.

Yes same pad. I have two. 1 for polish and 1 for wax

I’ve never had a boat oxidized enough for wet sanding. But I’m sure professional detailers encounter them often. I just do my own boat and never had to wet sand

I’ve had good luck with mine. It’s not the best of the best but it does get the job done.

I’ll have to try it out.

You found the foam pads worked fine to polish and wax?

@matthew0852 I haven’t used foam pads. So I’m not sure how they work

Thank you for the compliment.

I use the Velcro pads.

Glad it helped

Used a new pad for the wax stage. I wax around 2500/3k speed. Just above what the polish speed is

I use the same 3m pads for polish and wax. I buy 2 and use 1 for polish step and 1 for wax. You could prob use a microfiber pad for wax stage if you wanted.

It makes all the difference at the right speeds. The person I learned from is who told me those speeds and it’s always work well for me

Sure thing, great idea

Glad you enjoyed it

That’s right

Such a tasty fish

Yes we do

We caught about 60 before we got 1 keeper. They are over populated here. Regulations only allow You to keep 1 per person. My wife and I had him for dinner that night.

Thanks for always watching

Neat little trick on why they got their name

It’s a great knot. Use it quite often

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Rod was under warranty thank goodness