Do cc apply wax to the gelcoat before new boats leave the factory?
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RE: Pre-Waxed?
Probably. The dealer that sold the boat probably waxed the boat, also. When things got slow at the dealer I worked for, I waxed a few boats, oiled a few platforms, and generally tried to keep them clean.
I remember one time I got a talking to about spending a lot of time waxing and detailing a boat that had been there a little too long, the next week it sold.
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Well the boat does look great, very shiny etc but due to some shipping delays I had to get the dealer to rush the boat out to me so I'm not usre they would have waxed it. I'm using it in saltwater so was considering giving it a good coat of wax for protection but didn't want to undo any work thay may have been done at the factory.
Maybe some of the guys who have visited the factory would have seen what happens in the final stages before the vacuum wrap goes on!
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Originally posted by DanielCI feel bad for any boat that has to go into saltwater. Wax your boat. A lot!
As far as wax goes, I have found the teflon based wax to hold up best in salt. Give it 2 complete coats back to back, then a 3rd about 30 days later and you are good for the season. I do this in my Ocean boat, and it holds up great.
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Originally posted by sfjakeyOriginally posted by DanielCI feel bad for any boat that has to go into saltwater. Wax your boat. A lot!
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