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Gelcoat oxidizes and white gelcoats yellow. I would suspect that is what
you are seeing rather than old wax. You could confirm by wiping a spot down with some alcohol or a harse detergent. That will remove any old wax and if it is still yellow then your problem is the gelcoat. Since gelcoat is generally pretty thick you can usually use a fine buffing compound on it. That will take off a little and restore more of the original color. "CB" wrote in message ... My boat needs a wax job and is a little yellow. What do I use to clean it before I wax it? -- CB The illusion of America's loss in Iraq is nothing but the hopeful fantasies of useful idiots on the Left |
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