BLUEMOMENT

The prettier one has cleaned the hulls, they were white after all, long time no see...

Time for a wax to make her look all cared for (the boat you wags).

Why should I buy a boat wax rather than the far more reasonable turtle wax at the local motor factors. I mean wax is waterproof no? I accept the boat is a slightly wetter environment than the roads (not by much mind), but I do fear serious streaks (I set em up for you) if I use turtle wax, anyone used it or similar with success?




J

Waxing eloquently is OK.

Shard wrote:Waxing eloquently is OK.

Is that like waxing lyrically?

I use Mer on the boat, if it's good enough for Sunday drivers and caravaners it's probably good enough for me.

aquaplane wrote:

Shard wrote:Waxing eloquently is OK.

Is that like waxing lyrically?

I use Mer on the boat, if it's good enough for Sunday drivers and caravaners it's probably good enough for me.

What is Mer?

Turtle wax works fine for me.

Julian wrote:

aquaplane wrote:

Shard wrote:Waxing eloquently is OK.

Is that like waxing lyrically?

I use Mer on the boat, if it's good enough for Sunday drivers and caravaners it's probably good enough for me.

What is Mer?

It's a gift for baby princes like Frankincense.

Actually it is a top quality (& price) proffessional car wax used by classic car specialists. Google it.