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On Apr 20, 8:43�am, Tuno wrote:
I've never used hard wax before, but since the factory recommends it on the gelcoat, I'm going to give it a try. I just have no clue how to go about it. (My Google search results are great -- for hair removal!) I have a Makita 0-3000rpm variable speed polisher, a brick of hard wax, and a mandrel and other accessories I got from the dealer. Is there a technique writeup on the web somewhere? ~ted/2NO You need a special buffing wheel and a lot of patience. I started on a Pegasus wing and about half way through I figured there had to be an easier way. I tried 3M Finesse-It II and was much happier with the application and finish. Everything that's been said is right on but I'll add that the hard bar stuff is abrassive and designed for finishes that are in rough shape. Since it's a cutting material you would not want to apply it to a new glider's gel coat. Mike |
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