Hi there i was just wondering what is the best process to being back the shine in my lime green 210, the green has started to fade a bit and i want it back looking like new again?
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i just got done restoring my 98' Air and i used the wetsanding, buffing then polish method. Your boat is much newer so i would imagine you'd be able to skip the wetsanding.
For the buffing I used a Meguiars Fiberglass Restoration kit and used the oxidation, stain and scratch remover compound #49 then followed it up with the polish #45.
Some people on here have used the 3M "finesse It" compound for buffing.1998 Correct Craft Air Nautique DD
FCT 2 by NDT
Teak Platform Restoration
Re-Carpet Trailer
Oxidation Removal
Install Automatic Ballast System
Re-Decal Boat
Interior Restoration
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For minor oxidation, no need for wet-sanding. You can get it pretty close to showroom with these 4 steps:
Step:
1. Wash boat
2. 3M Rubbing Compound (acts like wetsand, removes oxidation)
3. 3M Finesse-It II Glaze (removes the swirl marks)
4. 3M Liquid or paste wax (makes it shimmer!)
I did this on my '03 this year and the results are pretty phenomenal.2003 SANTE
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Yea a clay bar is absolutely the wrong thing to use, it won't do anything. You need to use a compound with a mild abrasive and a buffing wheel to bring the shine back w/the most effective results. It really depends on how badly oxidized or scratched your surface is.2001 Pro Air Nautique
GT-40, Stargazer, 1200 lbs auto-ballast
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