Just saying hello

[greylion]

New to the forum but not boating. I just purchased a new Dewalt rotary buffer and plan on using Marine 31 products to buff out my 2006, 38' Tiara. It's in good shape so I'm going to use the all in one polish/wax and then a sealant.

[Mike Phillips]

New to the forum but not boating.




Welcome to Marine31Online! :welcome:



I just purchased a new Dewalt rotary buffer and plan on using Marine 31 products to buff out my 2006, 38' Tiara.

It's in good shape so I'm going to use the all in one polish/wax and then a sealant.



That's a big project but the DeWALT can handle it. This 24' Pro-Line was in BAD shape and the DeWALT chewed right through the oxidation. Just had to push a little....

24' Pro-Line Boat - Extreme Marine Makeover - Oxidation Removal (http://www.marine31online.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108)



This is how you lean into the buffer....

http://www.marine31online.com/gallery/data/522/2006_Proline_24_Supersport_Boat_Detailing_Class_031a.jpg


DeWALT 849X sans handle and grabbing the rubber overmold on the head of the unit and the pushing down hard...

http://www.marine31online.com/gallery/data/522/2006_Proline_24_Supersport_Boat_Detailing_Class_032a.jpg



One thing for sure.... it's easier to maintain a boat in good shape than to rescue one in bad shape.

:)