Carver370
Well-Known Member
- Mar 30, 2007
- 1,928
- Boat Info
- 2000 Sea Ray 400 Sundancer - Diesel
- Engines
- T-3116 CAT - 350 HP
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Two seasons ago I used Jescar compound…. the stuff was amazing….. German company…. They over engineer everything …. This time they got the compound rightI got a quote from the local detailer who does most of the boats at my new to me Marina. He uses products I've never heard of. Presta and Jescar. He swears by them, anyone have any experience with them?
Presta 131932 Ultra Cutting Crème for Removing P1500 Grit, Finer Sand Scratches and Swirls - 32 Oz. https://a.co/d/aDnjTNr
JESCAR POWER LOCK PLUS POLYMER SEALANT - 32OZ https://a.co/d/eU29oMj
Shine is overated... After 3+ beers the boat looks great. I'm on mine now, validation.
3 beers won’t do it most of the timeIt works with women, so why not boats! Never thought of that.
You need to hang around different boats then. Or women. Or both...3 beers won’t do it most of the time
I have an older Portal Cable Orbital I've always used for light compounding and waxing. What color pad do you folks use for the pre wax light compounding step? I used white on the stern last week and feel it did not take enough off.
I get rid of them the minute it starts to flatten outHow does one know it's time to clean or throw away a foam pad? I used a white one on the stern locker area last Friday, it got pretty dark black, but it seemed to still be picking up stuff but who knows. In my opinion it was more caked with compound and wax then anything else.
Short answer, when it stops picking up black.How does one know it's time to clean or throw away a foam pad? I used a white one on the stern locker area last Friday, it got pretty dark black, but it seemed to still be picking up stuff but who knows. In my opinion it was more caked with compound and wax then anything else.