Removing Oxidation
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Removing Oxidation
Anyone have a suggestion for product to remove oxidation from jelcoat. Not that it bothers me that much. It's on a little 13' creek boat that gets fairly rough treatment anyway. However my wife seems to think the fish are embarrased to swim anywhere the boat because it has a little oxidation on it.
Make it look too good, and I might be scared to drag it in and out of the oyster bars like I do now. I'll humor her and try and polish it up a little. Please don't recommend anything thats going to make me sweat much.
Thanks.
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Re: Removing Oxidation
No sweating method = 
Sweating Method =

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Re: Removing Oxidation
Is the sweating method available at Wal-Mart, Auto Parts Store, etc. Or do you have to get it at a Boat dealer?
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Re: Removing Oxidation
Wal Mart usually has it...you can find it at the auto parts stores as well
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Thanks, I'll give it a try. Tried a couple hull cleaners (Starbrite being one) rubbing compounds, and waxes with no luck so far.
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Re: Removing Oxidation
Hey Chalk, went out to the shed and dug around. Guess what I found? a half can of the stuff you recommended. I must have used it some time ago, don't remember it, but there is still a half can left. I'll try it when I get home Sunday.
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