Simple boat paint restoration. No tools needed. DIY oxidation removal !

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  • čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
  • Cleaning up the paint on our 1983 tri hill

Komentáře • 24

  • @jolse1
    @jolse1 Před rokem +2

    Very nice boat. Hoping for a video of it on the water 😎

  • @timothybeaty4655
    @timothybeaty4655 Před rokem +1

    Love the simplicity of your process. Great instructional video! Thank you.

  • @richarddowner4292
    @richarddowner4292 Před rokem

    Thank you.. my family called my boat, the pink boa!!! Now I can make it the red boat. Thank you very much. O I will use a power buffer instead of hand scrubbing, that's the only difference. Thumbs up bud, again thank you

  • @coreymiller9959
    @coreymiller9959 Před 2 měsíci

    Looks good if you just wanted to shine it for the weekend or something. I don’t think it will last very long though

  • @Owenwilsonsnose386
    @Owenwilsonsnose386 Před rokem +7

    Now just do that once every 2 weeks since it’s all gonna come back

  • @devondeaton2103
    @devondeaton2103 Před rokem +5

    So it's been 10 months since you posted this. Show us how it looks now.

  • @crickittorres8077
    @crickittorres8077 Před rokem +1

    Is that a Glastron boat?

  • @JarrodAshmore
    @JarrodAshmore Před rokem +2

    you aren't removing the oxidation brother

  • @vivianalicea7921
    @vivianalicea7921 Před 2 měsíci

    This is a nice simple fix until I can afford a new clear coat

  • @dumpsterfire6351
    @dumpsterfire6351 Před rokem +1

    Welp…just add Vaseline at this point 😂

  • @gregjohnson8353
    @gregjohnson8353 Před rokem

    Does this last long ?

  • @Local_Boydidgood
    @Local_Boydidgood Před rokem +3

    Your results would have been better, been an easier cleanup and probably lasted longer by; wipe the boat down with a high-grade olive oil or avocado oil. Coconut oil might work too.
    The oxidation is still there, 95% of it the reflection you see is mostly from removing and flattening out the surface a little and then loading it up with oils. Had you used soap and water to clean the boat before waxing it, you would see what I'm talking about
    czcams.com/video/yPIX9Qswp-4/video.html
    If you ever want to make that look new, buy a buffer and try it my way, same amount of time and work.
    Please stop telling people that this works, it hardly worked in my opinion.
    The numbers should go higher to lower in McGuiar's products.
    Good luck on your journey. You'll want to learn how before the pretty boat starts to fade.
    Lee

    • @culater3510
      @culater3510 Před rokem +1

      Why so mad bro

    • @crickittorres8077
      @crickittorres8077 Před rokem +1

      Thankyou for that info we love those products but we have 2 electric buffers so I would like to use my buffers. Can do more I think that my hand

  • @zrivs
    @zrivs Před rokem

    this is just a bandaid. get to sanding!

  • @patrickmcquire7051
    @patrickmcquire7051 Před rokem

    Is this a joke

  • @patrickmcquire7051
    @patrickmcquire7051 Před rokem

    Lol…that oxidation will come back in less then a month…bro…you need more extensive compound like 300 or merka…then you can start with oxidation and cleaner together and use a white buffing pad with a machine buffer and buff off. Then switch to cleaner mixed with a little yellow and a yellow polish pad again with a buffing machine and take off….then hit with one more step of cleaner wax…. again, you can’t do a boat like that and expect it to last six months or a year it will only last less than one by the way he is doing it I highly instruct you not to follow what he is doing as you are only going to waste time and be disappointed in your efforts and the money you spent. It is a lazy way to do your boat and you should never pay for someone to hand wax your bow ever because it will not look right hire a professional, and not this clown