3M Imperial Compound for the paint...will shine it right back to its original glory! A little tip I got from Ducknut and paint it black on this forum...
For the deck and floor, Bar Keepers Friend.
Then, rewire that beast, find yourself a motor, then invite me to go fishing
Nice work man! Congrats!
That's purty Dev! What hull is that?
What's your budget for the motor? Kind of got a possible "horse trade" thing going on with a 90 Yammy.
The Imperial Compound is more abrasive to my knowledge but the grit gets finer as you buff. I've used the heavy duty compound and it doesn't work as well, in my opinion.I got 3m heavy duty compound and Finesse-it finishing compound. think that is too abrasive? I also got a can of Collonite Fleet Wax.
3M Imperial Compound for the paint...will shine it right back to its original glory! A little tip I got from Ducknut and paint it black on this forum...
For the deck and floor, Bar Keepers Friend.
Then, rewire that beast, find yourself a motor, then invite me to go fishing
Nice work man! Congrats!
Can you just flip it on the trailer with a couple of buds since you have no motor on it yet?so... am I screwing up if I lay this thing on the grass, lean it on one side, compound, buff and wax and then lean it on the other side to do the same? I don't see how I could do a very good job with the hull on the trailer.
[smiley=1-headache.gif] The boat never leaves the trailer? Are you talking about compounding the bottom of the hull too or just the sides? I don't think there is any need to compound the bottom or remove the trailer completely.yikes. I'm picturing myself laying under that.![]()