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To start, I have been crazy busy with detailing and my "real" job. I finally found some time to catch up on some postings.
This boat belongs to a co-worker of mine. The 15 years of Arizona sun has sure taken its toll.
Here is the boat as it arrived to my house.
Here is a test spot I did the week before.
After a quick wash with Shampoo Plus I started up the Makita.
Then I removed as much trim as I could.
After 8 hours, I called it a day. Early the next morning, Don showed up to lend a hand. It was awesome working with him and I felt so appreciative to have his help. Thanks Don !
You can see another test spot I did in the middle of the pic.
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Don hit the interior with APC+ at 4:1 and a stiff brush.
So after 7 hours. Don left. After I said goodbye to my wife as she left for work that night I spent another hour finishing up the interior.
Bright and early the next day Don started by vacuuming out the interior.
We also hit some spots by hand that the buffer couldnt reach.
I then hit the rear steps with APC+ 4:1 and a polishing pad. This worked great by the way.
Like I said, 15 years in the Az sun faded these pretty badly.
We treated all vinyl with M40.
And finally here are some afters.
This project had a total of 36 man hours over three days.
Thanks for looking.
The owner was thrilled. Thanks again Don
This boat belongs to a co-worker of mine. The 15 years of Arizona sun has sure taken its toll.
Here is the boat as it arrived to my house.
Here is a test spot I did the week before.
After a quick wash with Shampoo Plus I started up the Makita.
Then I removed as much trim as I could.
After 8 hours, I called it a day. Early the next morning, Don showed up to lend a hand. It was awesome working with him and I felt so appreciative to have his help. Thanks Don !
You can see another test spot I did in the middle of the pic.
Remember This?
Don hit the interior with APC+ at 4:1 and a stiff brush.
So after 7 hours. Don left. After I said goodbye to my wife as she left for work that night I spent another hour finishing up the interior.
Bright and early the next day Don started by vacuuming out the interior.
We also hit some spots by hand that the buffer couldnt reach.
I then hit the rear steps with APC+ 4:1 and a polishing pad. This worked great by the way.
Like I said, 15 years in the Az sun faded these pretty badly.
We treated all vinyl with M40.
And finally here are some afters.
This project had a total of 36 man hours over three days.
Thanks for looking.
The owner was thrilled. Thanks again Don
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