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Been there, done that Kathy.
Most all my boats have required serious rescue to get em looking good. If the "hazy finish is a consistent color I wouldscrub off all the old oxidation to a consistent dull color using a non abrasive cleaner with a product called TLC with a blue #3, scrubby pad. Then topcoat with a polymer called Poli - Glo and it'll shine like new..This will not restore color but if all the same tone after scrubbed down will restore a maintence free shine.. tom Kathy wrote: Hi...we have purchased a '73 AmericanDaysailor 16 - Fiberglass. The boat is great, but the blue hull is covered with a whiteish haze. What would anyone suggest to get her looking a little better? We do not want to repaint. Thanks, Kathy |
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