Hi GR,
It's winter, what else you got to do. Start refinishing the sucker. All the
urethane must be removed and any lose, cracked or pealing gel-coat, also. Get
an air supply and an air-board (2.5 X 18) Jump on her with 40 grit, when your
new air-board is completely worn out, you should be about ready to prime and
then contour, by hand with 60 grit on a 2.5 X 18 board. Tidy up the 60 grit
scratches with some 120 free hand work (those scratches give the paint *tooth*)
Now your ready to shoot acrylic urathane. Give her 3 medium to wet coats and
then contour with 600 wet followad by 800 wet. Now jump on her with your wool
buffer and liquid buffing compound. Buff out at least twice. Put your numbers
back on, stick-on are easiest, then wax, after the paint is at least a month
old.

By now it should be spring. Take your nice little cutie out and let all the
other guys drool.
JJ Sinclair