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Thread: Boat Oxidation Removal/Cleanup- Any one in Upstate do this?

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    Default Boat Oxidation Removal/Cleanup- Any one in Upstate do this?

    My Dad's 2000 17 ft Scout is badly oxidized and very dirty from sitting on a lift at the lake.
    We would like to get it cleaned up to look nice and shiny etc.
    Anyone have any contacts for a Boat Detailer in the Upstate that can do a good job?
    Thanks

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    I can't help you out but will say the two times I've had a boat detailed were drastically different experiences. One great with true marine products and hard labor put into doing it right. The other was horrible and I dealt with fixing it for a year afterwards. Fortunately, I was able to stop him before he applied some terrible chemicals that give it a "short term" shine but a long term nightmare down the road. Make sure they know what they are doing and use the right products for you! Good luck...

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    Wet sand, polish, wax.

    ElCid is right on all accounts.
    Yeah, but do you consider a dog to be a filthy animal? I wouldn't go so far as to call a dog filthy but they're definitely dirty. But, a dog's got personality. Personality goes a long way.


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    Thanks for the info. Anyone familiar with a guy named Ron Wilson from the Columbia area that does boat cleanup/detailing?
    Spoke to him- he will wet sand/polish/wax etc.

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    Palmetto Boat Detail. Trevor Haines.

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