I PASS GAS

I was given a jetski last year. I got it running. Tuned it up. Re-upulstered the seat, painted the hood, a couple of other things. It looks good with the exception of the fiberglass being faded. Is there a way to bring back the shine? It sat out in the sun for a few years.

widelod

Seapower Marine wax has worked for me

checkster

clear coat

Shovelhead

A couple of hundred DTR stickers..........

04ctd

a guy said he would "re gel coat" a boat one time...???

I PASS GAS

It looks like this might be the easiest/cheaptes options. I'm not looking for a showroom shine, but just to make it look better.

Thanks!

craneage2001

Use some rubbing compound, followed by some polishing compound, then the wax...this gets the oxidation off. Just don't go too crazy and burn through the gelcoat.

Geico266

We got stickers?

Here ya go.....

http://www.meguiars.com/estore/produ...ctionID=611001

carcrz

That's what I'd do. Next best thing is a new gelcoat.

12valve@heart

There's a product by TurtleWax called ColorBack that has a mild compound in it along with wax. We used to use it on faded farm equipment and it worked great to bring back the shine. Not sure how it would work on fiberglass.

http://www.epinions.com/auto-Car_Car...ay_~full_specs

runamuk

Check out West Marine .com their selection of oxidation removing and finish restoring products is unsurpassed! I use their Teflon boat polish on everything including and foremost my truck . Expensive , yes but I have found none better thus far!!

Rick

dodgezilla04

once you get the chemical of choice worked out, maybe a mothers powerball, or a terrycloth pad on a buffer, or variable speed sander to ease the elbow grease needed.

Foxborough

The other thing to keep in mind is if the gelcote has been oxidized too much it will not keep the shine. This happen to my other boat. It was outside in a slip during 2 or 3 summers. I did not wax it as much as I should have (once a year is not enough ). I used every chemical known to man to shine it back up only to have it faded after a month or two. That was when I was told to repaint it, the gelcote is oxidized. It was not that much to paint it. I just sold it and bought a bigger boat. I hope yours is not that bad.