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I just bought a new 18 ft. runabout. It was a 2005 model that the
dealer had for a year. The boat was stored outside but under a large canopy. On our first trip out we scratched the bow area of the boat due to inexperience in docking. I desparetly wanted them gone and tried the following: 1. Cleaned with hull cleaner. 2. Used 3M compound. 3. Used 3M wax. My first mistake was not reading this newsgroup first and getting advice!!! My second was the compound. The hull is black and I freaked out at the amount of black paint coming off on the white rag. The wax made it look better but it definately doesn't look new. Now I could care less about the scratches, I just want my new boat back. Did I ruin the gelcoat? Any opinions welcome. You can even call me a dummy cause I sure feel like one!!! Thanks. |
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