Pewter Chevy Blazer Reflection in Sea Ray Boat

[mirrorfinishman]

I'm getting ready to detail this 22 ft Sea Ray boat again this spring and just thought I'd share a few photos taken after last year's detailing.

Since this boat is about ten years old, I prefer to use a three step process in order to get good results. After a thorough washing, I start out with Meguiar's #49 Fiberglass Cleaner. Followed by #45 Boat Polish. Topped with #55 Polymer Sealant. All products applied by hand. Enjoy...

[gb387]

Looks Good! I have wanted to see what the marine line products look like, look good to me... Have you used the Meguiars Flagship?

[mirrorfinishman]

Originally posted by gb387
Looks Good! I have wanted to see what the marine line products look like, look good to me... Have you used the Meguiars Flagship?

Since I started my own detailing business in 1986, I have used many of Meguair's Professional Detailing Products. A few of the products I use that are specific to boat detailing, such as #54 Boat/RV Wash, #44 Color Restorer and #57 Cleaner Conditioner are also included in their Flagship Collection.

Here's a link and a basic summary of what's included in Meguiar's New Flagship Collection:

http://www.meguiars.com/collections/flagship2001.cfm

* Boat/RV Gel Wash (M-5416)
* Color Restorer (M-4416)
* Flagship Marine Wax (M-6316)
* Quick Spray Wax (M-5916)
* Quick Clean Marine (M-5216)
* Carpet & Interior Cleaner (G-9416)
* Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner/Conditioner (M-5716)
* All Purpose Marine Cleaner (M-5816)
* Endurance High Gloss Kit (G-7510)
* Accessories on page 22: Wash Mitt (G-402)
* 4 Towels and 4 Applicator Pads (A-7202 (2))
* 2 Ultimate Wipes (M-9910)

[gb387]

I am just learning about the marine line thanks for the info! I have been looking at SeaDoos, its a little smaller than the boat you are doing but still needs to look good!

[Rockpick]

Great work mirrorfinishman!