Maxprop wrote:
"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
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On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 22:41:44 GMT, "Maxprop" wrote:


"Rednose" wrote in message
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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

I'd go slowly with this advice. Poli-Glo and other polymers will
eventually
peel when exposed to UV. Then it's a job to get it off. Buffing out the
gel is the safest and best method. I'm not a fan of polymer overcoatings.

Max

Totally wrong on all counts. Not surprising, given the source.

Totally wrong in your seriously misguided opinion. Go ahead--use that poly
crap, but don't come whining back here when it peels and looks like ****.
Then again you're probably accustomed to your boat looking like ****. Or do
you even own a boat?

And by the way, you, like Bluto, are a jackass.

Max

That's an insult. I'd gladly be a jackass, but I never want to be like
CWM.