New member with a new R3

[liquid]

Welcome bender from down south! Yes, nice! I too like the boathouse! Nice bow roller match! Not yet settled in on what is best prod here for my black hull so no guidance at this time. The folks here can lend a hand at damn near anything so don't hesitate to ask. Best wood for no purpose whatsoever (I sell wood), best meat and cheese pairing with red or white...or with Cheetos, diagnosing engine crap and perfect off center loading trailer loading, how to keep adding kids to your flock, how to sell shiny used cars for big $$ to strangers, where to go in Canada for best geese sightings and lots of other stuff, and boat stuff too!

I think you hit almost all of it including how to hide in a garbage can on a boat.
Welcome aboard. As you can tell we are a close group

Beautiful boat and welcome.

Vinyl sauce. Condition sauce. Hot sauce.

The works.

Meguiers.

Throw turtle eggs at it then wipe down with snakeskin.

Again, welcome.

[liquid]

Welcome bender from down south! Yes, nice! I too like the boathouse! Nice bow roller match! Not yet settled in on what is best prod here for my black hull so no guidance at this time. The folks here can lend a hand at damn near anything so don't hesitate to ask. Best wood for no purpose whatsoever (I sell wood), best meat and cheese pairing with red or white...or with Cheetos, diagnosing engine crap and perfect off center loading trailer loading, how to keep adding kids to your flock, how to sell shiny used cars for big $$ to strangers, where to go in Canada for best geese sightings and lots of other stuff, and boat stuff too!

I think you hit almost all of it including how to hide in a garbage can on a boat.
Welcome aboard. As you can tell we are a close group

Beautiful boat and welcome.

Vinyl sauce. Condition sauce. Hot sauce.

The works.

Meguiers.

Throw turtle eggs at it then wipe down with snakeskin.

Again, welcome.

Too far?

[Big Block Power]

Nice Boat and welcome from California.. Post a Pic as we need proof of life.

I like The polymer wax from Bio-kleen (Driven is also a Polymer but thinner in coating) as its makes it anti stick/ slime and prevents yellowing. plus its easy to wax on-off

Some how I missed this. I have this also. It goes on and comes off super easy. It lasted a few months on mine. But Adams is even faster. I'm not sure yet how long Adams will hold up but it's easy to keep putting on unlike waxing the boat all the time. This is a great product though.

[cmattj]

Nice Boat and welcome from California.. Post a Pic as we need proof of life.

I like The polymer wax from Bio-kleen (Driven is also a Polymer but thinner in coating) as its makes it anti stick/ slime and prevents yellowing. plus its easy to wax on-off

Some how I missed this. I have this also. It goes on and comes off super easy. It lasted a few months on mine. But Adams is even faster. I'm not sure yet how long Adams will hold up but it's easy to keep putting on unlike waxing the boat all the time. This is a great product though.

What version product is it.. I like trying new stuff as I'll wax the transom half one product then the half the other to compare.

So far "bio Kleen" has been the easiest with "driven" blue concentrate spray bottle at wipe down. Both synthetic polymer

[Big Block Power]

Nice Boat and welcome from California.. Post a Pic as we need proof of life.

I like The polymer wax from Bio-kleen (Driven is also a Polymer but thinner in coating) as its makes it anti stick/ slime and prevents yellowing. plus its easy to wax on-off

Some how I missed this. I have this also. It goes on and comes off super easy. It lasted a few months on mine. But Adams is even faster. I'm not sure yet how long Adams will hold up but it's easy to keep putting on unlike waxing the boat all the time. This is a great product though.

What version product is it.. I like trying new stuff as I'll wax the transom half one product then the half the other to compare.

So far "bio Kleen" has been the easiest with "driven" blue concentrate spray bottle at wipe down. Both synthetic polymer

This was my go to stuff but changing it up a bit.
Try Adams. I wasn't as impressed until after I used it and it was wiped down and dried. Then touched the side of the boat. Then after the second coat it was the closer. Very happy so far.
Hot sauce is the best I've found to remove water spots. I'm going to try Adam's quick detail next season. I'm going to try boat bling vinyl conditioner. Maybe then I'll try there cleaner. I've got so many different cleaners some you wouldn't need for a new clean boat. Bio Kleen amazing cleaner has been great for my all around cleaner.

[cmattj]

Funny.. that's my same arsenal..
Haven't used my hull cleaner beca My oxidation remover is better than anything I've used to get yellowing off..
Here is the concentration is use for touch ups

[Ytmsn]

Matt you gotta try Adams H2o sealer and gloss. Its supposed to last 3 months, but I put it on every time before I go in, and Hot Sauce everytime when it comes out. And so far its been EASY. Easy to put on and wipe down, and easy to maintain.

I don't know if you have to deal with a scum line in saltwater but with Adams its easy to wipe off.

[cmattj]

Matt you gotta try Adams H2o sealer and gloss. Its supposed to last 3 months, but I put it on every time before I go in, and Hot Sauce everytime when it comes out. And so far its been EASY. Easy to put on and wipe down, and easy to maintain.

I don't know if you have to deal with a scum line in saltwater but with Adams its easy to wipe off.

It's a spray I see? I thought it was a paste
I'm freshwater boating

We are inland 60 miles from salt water.. I'm done with that maintenance.
But as we have tides and a eco system we get scum .
Yes I waxed the hull with polymer wax bio-Kleen when I got her so limited yellowing.
As I'll pull the boat of our lift in November I can do more intimate underside cleaning..

Thanks to you and BB I'm adding Adams

[Big Block Power]

Yea I'll be ordering the 32 oz bottle. I do my vehicles with it as well. Works great on the windshield. I'm curious to see if the snow sticks to it.