wax every month to deal with evil gel coat oxidation = no
wax in spring and maybe mid-season - I can deal with that.
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Awlgrip - Started
Re: Awlgrip - Started
Thanks for the comments! A clarification: the color is AwlGrip Sky Blue.
- Russell
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Re: Awlgrip - Started
I had Awlgrip put a blue hulled sail boat and was told not to wax it. The wax attracts dirt. I never waxed it and it looked like new for years and then I sold the boat.
Russ
2005 Flush Deck
Honey Girl
Volvo D6-310
Stuart FL
2005 Flush Deck
Honey Girl
Volvo D6-310
Stuart FL
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Re: Awlgrip - Started
for years i have been a die hard collonite fan. a couple years ago i feel victim to a plea from an awlgrip rep to use awl-care wax....mistake. its the only wax ive seen that did actually "stain" or attract dirt. back to collonite, 4 times a year.
Re: Awlgrip - Started
One last update - the completed product - now outside and nearing ready to splash in April.
Final tasks were clean up the swim platform and awlgrip top sides and bottom. Also replaced the swim ladder as the old one was toast.
I'm thrilled with the results!
Final tasks were clean up the swim platform and awlgrip top sides and bottom. Also replaced the swim ladder as the old one was toast.
I'm thrilled with the results!
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Re: Awlgrip - Started
The boat looks FANTASTIC!!!! Best of luck
Bob 2001 28 TE box with 370 Cummins Alimarie3
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Re: Awlgrip - Started
i would have never thought of Kingmans for a paint job. Wow! looks terrific!
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Re: Awlgrip - Started
My old albin had an Awlgrip finish. What I was told was to never wax the boat, and believe me it didn't need it. Even after six years it still shined beautifully. Once a year I would wipe on a product I bought from West Marine called Awlcare I think. Basically just a simple polish made for Awlgrip finishes, but it really didn't need it and I had the dark green hull.
Former Owner of
1994 28'TE
"Red Stripe"
1994 28'TE
"Red Stripe"