In the past we used a collinite liquid wax on the 20v. We picked up a new R21 recently and have about 15 hours on her. I'm preparing for a weeklong trip to Table Rock Lake where the boat will be sitting in the water and it dawned on me that I should probably get a coat of wax on her before departing.
The gelcoat looks brilliant even without a waxing yet so I had not thought about this prior to preparing for the trip. I contacted Tige to see if they had a manufacturer's recommendation on waxing do's/dont's as well as a particular product to use. The recommendation was to use 3M products, specifically the 3M Marine Ultra Performance Paste Wax.
Any recommendations to the contrary or suggestions on waxing? I didn't over think it with the older boat, but the R21's gelcoat really shines so I really don't want to screw it up. Thanks in advance for any advice or tips.
The gelcoat looks brilliant even without a waxing yet so I had not thought about this prior to preparing for the trip. I contacted Tige to see if they had a manufacturer's recommendation on waxing do's/dont's as well as a particular product to use. The recommendation was to use 3M products, specifically the 3M Marine Ultra Performance Paste Wax.
Any recommendations to the contrary or suggestions on waxing? I didn't over think it with the older boat, but the R21's gelcoat really shines so I really don't want to screw it up. Thanks in advance for any advice or tips.
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