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 After buffed and waxed boat...
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05/08/10 05:04 PM
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joho5
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What is the best just spray and wipe product after each trip?
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
[Re: joho5]
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05/08/10 05:05 PM
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Tom Groves
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I use Bass Boat Saver. Makes her shine like a new penny.
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
[Re: Tom Groves]
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05/08/10 05:45 PM
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1bassfishinfool
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303 Protectant works great. It has UV protection. Cabelas carries it in their stores.
1998 Gambler, 200 EFI Mercury
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
[Re: 1bassfishinfool]
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05/08/10 05:49 PM
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Tom Groves
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BTS is also a very popular product.
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
[Re: Tom Groves]
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05/08/10 07:41 PM
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Donald Harper
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Which one of those can you use on the boat if it is still wet from taking it out of the water?
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
[Re: Donald Harper]
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05/08/10 08:02 PM
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Tom Groves
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Which one of those can you use on the boat if it is still wet from taking it out of the water? You spray Bass Boat Saver on a damp cloth and wipe the boat down while it's still wet. Then buff out with a dry cloth if you desire a polished shine. I'm not sure how to apply the others mentioned.
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
[Re: Tom Groves]
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05/08/10 08:56 PM
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skypilot_1973
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WHAT'S BEST TO BRING METAL FLAKE OUT AGAIN AND BRIGHTER? I HEARD THERE IS SOME STUFF YOU APPLY AND LET STAY TILL FEELS TACK BEFORE REMOVING BUT REALLY BRINGS FIBERGLASS BACK TO NEAR NEW CONDITION..
Last edited by skypilot_1973; 05/08/10 09:01 PM.
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
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05/08/10 10:55 PM
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Easy Fisherman
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303 -heads and heels above all from consumer guide test
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
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05/09/10 11:37 PM
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Texas Bullet
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I use eagle one Wax As U Dry
20XRD/300XS
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
[Re: Texas Bullet]
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05/09/10 11:43 PM
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mgid006
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Slick Mist by lucas oil. Costs under $10 goes on wet or dry with a microfiber cloth. Its the only thing that got some of my color back. I tried waxing and buffing with limited or only temporary success. I bought mine at napa. my .02
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
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05/10/10 03:37 PM
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bucsfan69
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BTS is great. and you can use is on everything---literally bow to stern!
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
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05/10/10 05:15 PM
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armadilla
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BassMaster had an article this month that said to use 20% White Vinigar and water to wipe your boat down with after you pull it out.... said to keep it in a spray bottle. Haven't tried it but sounded good and inexpensive.
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
[Re: armadilla]
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05/10/10 06:25 PM
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Pro-17
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BassMaster had an article this month that said to use 20% White Vinigar and water to wipe your boat down with after you pull it out.... said to keep it in a spray bottle. Haven't tried it but sounded good and inexpensive. I use BTS but I have read about the vinigar thing quite a few times. I have a buddy who was told by the dealer he bought his Triton from to use Liquid Gold furniture polish. Pretty cheap & you can purchase it at any local Wal-Mart.
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
[Re: Pro-17]
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05/10/10 06:38 PM
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jwatts77
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Wal-mart or your local grocery store has "Windex with Vinegar" It has NO ammonia it it to strip wax or dull your finish. Window washers use vinegar to prevent hard water spots.
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Re: After buffed and waxed boat...
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05/10/10 07:02 PM
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BassSAT
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I use vinergar/water mix, takes all the water spots/grime off with no problem! Cheap!!
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