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The detail shop I buy all my car/boat/RV cleaning supply's from say put wax on by hand.

It sprays on, cleans and leaves a light layer of protectant. I like to apply a double coat of sealant to my boat before each season and wipe down with a fast wax spray product called KPro Series Speed Wax #636. Keep in mind if you wipe your boat down with Vinegar/water after each use you will quickly strip off most waxes within a few wipe downs. These will last considerably longer than a wax, I've seen 6-8 months of protection. If you really want to protect your boat all season I'd recommend a Last Step Sealant like an Adams Machine Super Sealant, Menzerna Power Lock or BlackFire Wet Diamond Protectant. The cheaper made stuff you find at your local auto parts store is going to have more chemicals in them that inhibit easy on/off application and frankly they won't last as long. I consider high quality waxes to be Meguiars M26, Adams Americana or Buttery Wax, Pinnacle Liquid Souveran, Collinites, Color lock by Menzerna, etc. If your hull is clean - as in you polished beforehand, cleaned with alcohol or some other spirit, or even vinegar/watered it - a high quality wax or sealant should easily wipe off by hand quickly. If you had to use a low cutting pad that wouldn't hurt it but it isn't the best thing. Just be sure and apply it on a low setting like a 1 or 2 and use a jeweling or application specific pad. You can save yourself alot of time and effort by applying wax or sealants using a dual action polisher. Wax is not polish and the procedures for the two are different. A pad will apply wax uneven and in a circular pattern. I always apply wax in long strokes to ensure even and thin coverage. Using a pad to apply wax is a waste of time. Such as any of the lake country cutting / polishing pads: If you want to do a polish beforehand, then be sure to get a good liquid polish and use a pad that has more cut to it, so it will be more effective. I believe Menzerna recommends 3 hours between coats. Always wait an hour or two before applying a second coat. Just work in small 2'x2' or 2'x3' sections and you'll be done with the boat in no time. It should be applied with very little product, very little effort, and wiped off with very little effort. Just put a few drops on a no-cut applicator pad on your polisher (such as the lake country finishing pad: put it on a lower speed, spread it around evenly, then wipe off with a clean microfiber towel. don't always come off as easily and are sometimes difficult to apply.įor you, use a cream/liquid sealant (I'm in love with Menzerna Power Lock,, but there are other marine specific items out there, like this one: and I've heard good things about this one as well: /?page_id=1348 )ĮDIT: I have no idea why these two won't hyperlink above, but you can copy/paste:

Blackfire wet diamond