What type of waxes
05-01-2003, 06:16 PM
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What type of waxes
I was just wondering what type of wax everyone is using on there decks and sides? I just had my 2000 outlaw buffed to bring the true colors back on the deck and want to keep it that way. I haven't found a good boat wax yet, so any input would be appreciated.
05-01-2003, 06:39 PM
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Mequires "Flag Ship"
It is the best I have found.
At a recent poker run, a professional detailer saw me using it and commented that it was the best on the market.
About $15.00 per bottle at West Marine.
It is the best I have found.
At a recent poker run, a professional detailer saw me using it and commented that it was the best on the market.
About $15.00 per bottle at West Marine.
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05-01-2003, 08:45 PM
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I use Meguires 3 step process (cleaner, polish, wax) then hit it with a cote of Diamond 55. I got it from the guy who details my Dad's stuff. I see it at alot of detail shops.
I alos heard Prowax is very good.
That 3 step deal from Meguires though is pretty tight....
I alos heard Prowax is very good.
That 3 step deal from Meguires though is pretty tight....
05-02-2003, 07:00 AM
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Meguires is the chit! I've used it on vehicles for years with pleasing results and their flagship, like dock uses, is great for boats!
I also really like Collenite's waxes. That stuff goes on easy, buffs out with little effort and will keep its shine and keeping beading for well over a year, although I wax a lot more often than that.
I also really like Collenite's waxes. That stuff goes on easy, buffs out with little effort and will keep its shine and keeping beading for well over a year, although I wax a lot more often than that.
05-02-2003, 08:20 AM
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Good question Johnny!
I waxed with good old turtle wax and only had her out three times and it has already dulled.
I am going to try that Flag Ship stuff!
I sure am getting a wicked muscle it my right arm from all the waxing and buffing on my girl.
I waxed with good old turtle wax and only had her out three times and it has already dulled.
I am going to try that Flag Ship stuff!
I sure am getting a wicked muscle it my right arm from all the waxing and buffing on my girl.
05-02-2003, 08:44 AM
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Originally posted by Outlawcowgirl
Good question Johnny!
I waxed with good old turtle wax and only had her out three times and it has already dulled.
I am going to try that Flag Ship stuff!
I sure am getting a wicked muscle it my right arm from all the waxing and buffing on my girl.
Good question Johnny!
I waxed with good old turtle wax and only had her out three times and it has already dulled.
I am going to try that Flag Ship stuff!
I sure am getting a wicked muscle it my right arm from all the waxing and buffing on my girl.
