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The back of my boat was oxidized pretty badly. I stripped the stickers off, removed the hardware and began by trying 91 with limited results. I then started to wetsand the effected areas followed by 91 with W-7006, followed by 45 with W-8006 and then 56 with W-9006 on a PC. Below are the before pictures.
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Re: Oxidation Help
Sorry about the red x's, let's try that again.
Here's the before:
Here's the after:
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Re: Oxidation Help
I have never worked with a boat,but try M105Joel
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Re: Oxidation Help
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You can't really do this kind of work with a tool that has a clutch and the pad will stop rotating if you apply too much pressure.
You need to finish sand with #2000 grit or higher and then use a rotary buffer with a wool cutting pad.
If you don't have a rotary buffer you can usually rent one from a tool rental place or buy a cheapie one from Harbor Freight.
That will enable you to tackle this kind of project.
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Re: Oxidation Help
Any particular wool cutting pad you recommend, I already have said cheapie from Harbor FreightOriginally posted by Mike Phillips View PostYou can't really do this kind of work with a tool that has a clutch and the pad will stop rotating if you apply too much pressure.
You need to finish sand with #2000 grit or higher and then use a rotary buffer with a wool cutting pad.
If you don't have a rotary buffer you can usually rent one from a tool rental place or buy a cheapie one from Harbor Freight.
That will enable you to tackle this kind of project.
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