Chuck:
A J44 at our club was awlgriped painted...I know the boat is simply
spray waxed each season first then hosed to rinse....have never asked
what the product was as I understood it was for awlgrip.
Now interesting you mention ceramic-based coatings....I just bought a
bottle of Hyper Slick Ceramic Coat HyperWax for my car. If it works
on a car, glass, etc., why couldn't it work on gelcoat.
WAC22916 - Hydro Slick Ceramic Coating Hyper Wax (16 oz) - Chemical Guys
Canada
<https://store.chemicalguyscanada.ca/wac22916-hydro-slick-ceramic-coating-hyper-wax-16.html>
And according to the UTube videos on applying it, you simply put it on a
mirco sponge and spread it onto the surface....minimal buffing.
Someone tell me it is O.K. to use this product on my gelcoat....not as
easy as spraying and rinsing but easier than my normal liquid waxes.
Rob Abbott
AZURA
C&C 32 - #277
Halifax, N.S.
On 2021-03-17 8:49 p.m., Chuck Saur via CnC-List wrote:
Has anyone tried any of the ‘new’ ceramic-based coatings that would
replace waxing the hull? Not sure if this is for real or
not...promises of shiny boat and uv protection for entire year in a
bottle. (Seems I’ve heard that one before?) Glidecoat is pricey and
many products/other stuff is around $50-100 a bottle.
Would be nice to shoot a spray as opposed to certain shoulder
impingement...any thoughts? Cheers! Chuck @Daydream 37+
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