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That's a very broad question. Maybe post up a lot more info. Like what you are wetsanding? Why are you wet sanding it? What coating is it?.....pics help too
How do I wetsand, and what all do I need. What tools and other materials do I need? Same for buffing.
What should I do then.That one may be too far gone to bring back with wetsanding and buffing.
Fish it! Fish slime and blood will make it look better.What should I do then.
Depends on what you are wanting out of it and how much you are willing to spend. It looks like a prime candidate for a paint job. Look in to roll n tip!What should I do then.
Yep, that will do. Interlux brightsides goes on smoother and lasts a little longer I think, but the rustoleum I have on my decks has had up well for the price.Rustoleum
During the 13 years I owned my Bayshore custom flats boat I re-did the teak 3 times. After taping and brushing on multiple coats of Bristol finish in a single day before letting it dry for several days, I starting wet sanding with 400 grit before graduating to 600, 800, 1000 and 1,200. By hand. Toe rail, helm pod and platform toe rails. After that it was hours and hours of polishing using 3M Finessee It compound. By hand. Yes boats are fun. I also ate a lot of fried chicken and drank a ton of beers in the process.Please make a point of doing a bit of research before getting started... once you’re sure about what you intend to accomplish all I ever needed was wet or dry sandpaper, a hard rubber sanding block and a small water bucket. For my purposes I started at 220 grit paper, then 400, and ended with 600 grit.
Hope this helps
Aren’t boats fun?