Bo
I assume from the picture, the forward section is that which is
yellowish. You used Meguair Wax #50 which is a combination cleaner and
polish. This, or similar products, may not be the best to start
restoring a heavy oxidized gelcoat surface.
The combination cleaner and wax will lift out the dirt from the pores in
the gelcoat and you are simply mixing them up in the one step product.
It might be best to first use a gelcoat cleaner only to remove the
oxidation and dirt. My hull is white and every second year I use
Collinite 920 Cleaner before I wax with Colilinite 925. It is a 2 step
process but you should not have the yellowish gelcoat if you do this.
Try using a cleaner only on the part you have already done to see what
happens.
https://www.collinite.com/product-category/marine/
Rob Abbott
AZURA
C&C 32 - #277
Halifax, N.S.
On 6/6/2020 11:51 PM, General Gao via CnC-List wrote:
Hi everyone,
The hull of my boat has not been polished/waxed for a few seasons (I
don't believe the previous owner did anything in recent years) so the
white hull is a bit oxidized and dull. Today my son helped me to
polish the hull. We used the Meguair Wax #50, to my surprise, where it
was polished (a small area) turned out to be a bit more yellowish than
white. Is this expected? (I hope the picture is clear enough).
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BAiDMWmeSLHU3r-Gsh-N-f3B_iR4FU3J/view?usp=sharing
Or is it just I am not doing this correctly?
Thank you,
Bo
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