Thanks to Mike and all! Gel Coat Beauty!

The results are extremely satisfying. Thanks to Mike and others, I bought a SUPA Beast, 6" plate, Marine 31 products, and Lake country Hybrid Pads to restore my overdue Gel Coat Toybox travel trailer.

Lots of work, but using the right tools gave awesome results. Thank you all for the correct advise and tips.

No pictures. Next I'll work on learning Tapa Talk. ( I think that's the way to go.)

Thank you for the update.


If it helps, send me the pictures via e-mail and I'm happy to insert them for you.

Mike.Phillips@Autogeek.net


And I agree, the FLEX Supa BEAST with the optional 6" backing plate smooths the tool out and enables the user to take full advantage of all the POWER!


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Thanks for the offer Mike. I didn't take before/after pics. There is one small patch above the awning that I have not touched. I sent you a couple of marginal pics showing that vs the Gel Coat Beauty.

I was fueling up in Bishop CA. last week, and a guy made a u-turn on the highway, pulled up and asked how to get his same trailer to look so good. That was cool!

I wrote for him on a post-it note :

AutoGeek Forum
Mike Phillips
Flex 3401
Marine 31

Passing it on, following your example.

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Originally Posted by Burger

The results are extremely satisfying. Thanks to Mike and others, I bought a SUPA Beast, 6" plate, Marine 31 products, and Lake country Hybrid Pads to restore my overdue Gel Coat Toybox travel trailer.

Lots of work, but using the right tools gave awesome results. Thank you all for the correct advise and tips.

No pictures. Next I'll work on learning Tapa Talk. ( I think that's the way to go.)

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Ok...... Let's get the TapTalk thing going ASAP :Picture: :D

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Originally Posted by Burger

I sent you a couple of marginal pics showing that vs the Gel Coat Beauty.

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I received the pictures, re-named them, resized them and then uploaded them to your free gallery here.

(Like all cameras and phones, the file size is HUGE and this is why they will not upload to the gallery. I resize ALL my pictures using Easy Thumbnails)


Here's your free gallery, Burger Photo Gallery

And here's your pictures. Now that they have been uploaded to a photo gallery they have a complete URL Address meaning they can be found by devices, (browser, phone etc), and of course, inserted into webpages or forum pages like this using the proper code elements, in this case, BBCode.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/galler...Trailer_01.JPG

http://www.autogeekonline.net/galler...Trailer_02.JPG

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Originally Posted by Burger

I was fueling up in Bishop CA. last week, and a guy made a u-turn on the highway, pulled up and asked how to get his same trailer to look so good. That was cool!


I wrote for him on a post-it note :

AutoGeek Forum
Mike Phillips
Flex 3401
Marine 31

Passing it on, following your example.

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Thank you for your business and your trust.

And thank you for sharing Autogeek with a stranger! :cheers:


:)

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Originally Posted by Burger

I bought a SUPA Beast, 6" plate, Marine 31 products, and Lake country Hybrid Pads to restore my overdue Gel Coat Toybox travel trailer.

Lots of work, but using the right tools gave awesome results.

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Can you send me a picture that shows the entire trailer for perspective?

How about the "toy" that rides in it?


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Sent you a picture that sort of shows the glossy gel coat. I really didn't take any before/after pics. The RV is kept under a Kool Kover awning so I can't just go out and take pics.

I'm EXTREMELY satisfied with how it turned out. Might look better now than it did in 2002 when I bought it new.

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Originally Posted by Burger

Sent you a picture that sort of shows the glossy gel coat. I really didn't take any before/after pics. The RV is kept under a Kool Kover awning so I can't just go out and take pics.

I'm EXTREMELY satisfied with how it turned out. Might look better now than it did in 2002 when I bought it new.

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Nice set-up.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/galler...Trailer_04.JPG



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