Starke Yacht Care Level-R Compound Review | Gelcoat Oxidation Removal | Rotary Polisher Tips

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  • Starke Level-R Compound. Love it!
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Komentáře • 16

  • @movietime111
    @movietime111 Před 2 lety +2

    Looks great. Have you compared this with totalboat totalbuff

  • @DirtySouth33T
    @DirtySouth33T Před rokem

    hey man, does the Stark Level R ever get sticky? I effed up and bought 3m wax and compound all in one and my gelcoat is literally sucking it up and makin my wool pad stick like crazy.. I only did a couple of spots and giving up with the 3m dual purpose. my gel coat is sucking the compound up big time it seems. will stark help me get me back on track? thanks man

  • @detailingschooldrshine824

    I use 3m gel coat compound l work 12 minutes 600 rpm cut and polish 2 steps and one

  • @austinsmith4758
    @austinsmith4758 Před 2 lety

    Can this starke lvl r be a one step buff then wax?

  • @mattlord2906
    @mattlord2906 Před 2 měsíci

    Can't get it on Amazon

  • @darryldeveley-be8si
    @darryldeveley-be8si Před rokem

    How much pressure do you apply to pad??

  • @lukegaffney6511
    @lukegaffney6511 Před 2 lety

    Cheers for the review mate, thoughts on 3M super duty ?

    • @hagensurfaceprotection
      @hagensurfaceprotection  Před 2 lety

      I tried 3M Super Duty a few years ago. It worked well but was so aggressive that it left the gel coat dull, which required at least 2 more polishing steps to make the boat shine, and occasionally on very porous gel coat, it left a brown tint.
      One of the great things about Level-R is that it turns a 3 step process into a 2 step.

    • @Local_Boydidgood
      @Local_Boydidgood Před 2 lety +1

      I'd add that super duty wouldn't be used on this level of oxidation but that if needed, can almost finish clean if used correctly. The following compounds used will remove any color left by Super Duty and it leaves color much less than 3M's Restorer Wax, yuck.
      czcams.com/video/ky-qHYzJlo4/video.html
      As an example.

  • @jacobdixon5335
    @jacobdixon5335 Před 2 lety +1

    I see starke has level R and then restructure. What do you recommend for a heavy oxi boat. I have already wet sanded with 1500

    • @jehines3
      @jehines3 Před 2 lety

      LevelR says it will do post wet sanding, I’ve had limited results since it diminishes almost a little too quickly. I use Total Boat’s Total Buff for a post wet sanding. Starke Level R may work post wet sand, but I didn’t like how much wet sanding ghosting was polished in. I am a Level R fan since you can push the boundaries of skipping a wet sand and achieve amazing deep gloss with phenomenal results.

  • @lukegaffney6511
    @lukegaffney6511 Před 2 lety

    Also, do you know if Level R is water based?

    • @keithmyers1454
      @keithmyers1454 Před 2 lety +1

      I don't know if Starke level R is water based, but I do know it work's great, and so does Starke Elevate medium cut

    • @Local_Boydidgood
      @Local_Boydidgood Před 2 lety +1

      If not, you had best wash the boat with alcohol or soap and water before applying ANY protectant to it or it too will fail (oils seperating the gelcoat from the polish/wax/sealant/ceramic (this boat is too old for a ceramic coating) isn't helpful to the longevity of the product used.

  • @dylanbullock6169
    @dylanbullock6169 Před 2 lety

    gotta keep that pad flat!!

    • @rx7dude2006
      @rx7dude2006 Před rokem

      Actually you don't need to, been detailing 24 years.