uuummmm, we have a slight problem

well i finally broke down and bought some wax from winn dickie a month ago for the bunks to help with launching my rig as i really dont want to dunk the trailer if i dont have too, first trip out i wax the bunks and notice a slight decrease in friction between the boat and bunks while winching it on but next trip out i go to slide the boat off and she's stuck to the trailer so i dunk it to get it off    upon arrival back to the dock i re apply another coat of wax then load my rig  today i hit the ramp and low and behold the frack'n boats stuck to the trailer again  [smiley=frustrate2.gif] so i dunk it  my question is..... is this gonna be the norm cause it totally defeats the reason i waxed my bunks in the first place  :-/

 

f.c. the wax i used is the same exact wax you guys have peddled here for a while gulf wax, parafin wax, for candle making etc ...

brett, the boat is pulled up on the bunks slightly passed the edge so your suggestion might be on target that and of course my hull has a few gouges and scrapes from the oyster bars so the wax may have embedded itself in said gouges and kinda holding it from slipping off. one things for sure,,,,,, i could push it off with a little grunt before the wax and now she needs to get wet to lift the hull slightly will see what happens tomorrow

 

moseyed on out to the watering hole this morning and sure enough she's stuck to the trailer again this of course is without any adjustments to the trailer so while i had the boat in the water i moved the winch stand back enough so that the very back of the boat will hang just slightly over the edge of the bunk to keep it from hanging up on the lip of the carpet might have to plan an afternoon low tide run this week to see if that did the trick