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  • Ewok
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    Originally posted by BoatBeautifulMobileDetail View Post
    How do most of you apply your wax? Do you wax your towers as well? Do you wax your windows too?
    I use this:



    with a 2 step process. I use the cutting/cleaning pad with this product:



    Then I apply this product with the wax application pad on the porter cable polisher:



    I do this once a year, at the beginning of the season.

    I use this process on the tower too, and like I said I use rain-x on the windows. Helps the spray run off quicker.

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  • BoatBeautifulMobileDetail
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    rainX works well but if you are already waxing it's an easier/cheaper solution to throw a little wax on them!

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  • Ewok
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    Originally posted by BoatBeautifulMobileDetail View Post
    I recommend trying wax on your windows. It will keep waterspouts from building up!
    I use rainX on my boat windows, works great to keep water spots off the windows.

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  • BoatBeautifulMobileDetail
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    I recommend trying wax on your windows. It will keep waterspouts from building up!

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  • Greg Mallek
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    I just bought some of the Hula Boat Care Wax Cleaner, and spray detailer. This stuff works great. John recomended these products for a trouble area (sun faded) on my transom. Try out Hula products, you wont be dissapointed !

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  • Hula Boat Care
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    Originally posted by bigdaddy_houseboater View Post
    You sell something special for windows, John?
    On windows I recommend Big Kahuna Polymer Sealant twice a year and use Surf Away Spray Detailer when the boat gets wiped down.

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  • Wickedcummins
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    I wax once a week.. Honda spray polish and cleaner... Stuffs amazing

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  • bigdaddy_houseboater
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    You sell something special for windows, John?

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  • gwhite94
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    Originally posted by BoatBeautifulMobileDetail View Post
    How do most of you apply your wax? Do you wax your towers as well? Do you wax your windows too?
    Yes on the Tower, not so much on the windows.

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  • BoatBeautifulMobileDetail
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    How do most of you apply your wax? Do you wax your towers as well? Do you wax your windows too?

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  • 4bw
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    Forgot to add, I may try the Hula cleaner wax you sent me with a buffer instead of the 3 step at the end of the season, then finish that off with the polymer as long as it has UV protection.

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  • 4bw
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    Annually polish with Imperial Compound, then Fineeese It II, then 3M marine paste wax. During season wipe down after use and usually add wax once or twice during the season to ensure good UV protection for the Gel.

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  • Ewok
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    Once a year. I wipe down with babes after every trip, and I keep the boat in my garage.

    I use Meguiars marine 100% carnauba, but I'm thinking about switching to a synthetic type based on stories of old wax build up turning white gelcoat yellow. I do use Meguiars paint cleaner on the boat before I wax, which probably helps keep the wax buildup to a minimum.
    Last edited by Ewok; 05-22-2012, 07:53 PM.

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  • bigdaddy_houseboater
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    More often now .. since I spent all weekend color sanding the oxidation off from the freakin shiny fenders reflecting the sun on my red gel...

    Im also putting covers on my fenders from here on out!

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  • gwhite94
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    Twice a year, I use Meguires Flagship Marine wax.

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