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[Kevin Leclair]

tiggerman is exactly right!  

[secord]

Kevin, on Apr 28 2004, 08:55 AM, said:

tiggerman is exactly right!  

Again.......

[tiggerman]

      I was wrong once.......but just once.

[cAn'T sWim]

So how good are the results???....not that anything at this point wouldn't be an improvement for mine.  I guess you have some left over and can always use it in the future?  

[Kevin Leclair]

I was very impressed with the results, you just have to make sure you take the time to do it right!  And yeah you should have some left over for future use, I have a good bit left.  

[cAn'T sWim]

You didn't get all of those other products with the package, did you?  How much $$ was it all together ?  

[Kevin Leclair]

Everything came with it except the tape and the little mixing dish.  The waxes/polishes that are pictured were bought separately at my local Wal-mart.  It was like $55.00 for everything in the kit.  

[cAn'T sWim]

Ok....sent them an email requesting the Black coloured Gelcote for my engine hatch.  I hope it turns out and if it does I might order the white for a few small scratches.  I didn't realize they were a Canadian company.!!!  

Hey Kevin.....wanna come over and give me a hand if your in the neighbourhood?  

[Kevin Leclair]

cAn'T sWim, on Apr 29 2004, 09:23 PM, said:

Hey Kevin.....wanna come over and give me a hand if your in the neighbourhood?  

   Sure, wouldn't be too far of a drive...

[cAn'T sWim]

I have a few coloured scuffs on the interior side of the boat from my Wakeboard.  I was wondering if the 3M cleaner you mentioned in here would be suitable for this or is that an overkill?  I have not tried to get them off other than with Soap and Water which didn't work.   The marks are on the smooth service behind the driver's seat.  

Can I use a mechanical buffer and 3M cleaner or something else?

[tiggerman]

I would use the last product in Kevin's pic and doo it by hand unless the scuffs are large.....

[Phonsie]

Wow, didn't realize how old this thread was.  I just ordered the repair kit to take care of a few scratches and dings, was it pretty easy to use?

[Kevin Leclair]

Yeah it wasn't difficult to perform the repair at all.