Test spot - Boat Detailing - Gelcoat - B & B Detailing - Old Hickory TN

Alright Gentlemen and Ladies..... Many questions asked about gelcoat turnarounds - well this is what I have to offer to my AGian brothers and sisters..... A quick video or two or three on the process I take to correct gelcoat. Please remember that this comes from proper technique and YES it is possible to damage gelcoat if not cut/polished properly! Either way, ENJOY!



Boat Detailing Step I - Old Hickory TN - B & B Detailing - YouTube






Boat Detailing Step II - Old Hickory TN - B & B Detailing - YouTube





Boat Detailing Step III - Old Hickory TN - B & B Detailing- YouTube

Great mini tutorial B&B.
You guys seem to be blowing up Midde Tennessee. :props:
Give a shout out to Tyson.

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Originally Posted by Vegas Transplant

Great mini tutorial B&B.
You guys seem to be blowing up Midde Tennessee. :props:
Give a shout out to Tyson.

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10-4 Man - Tyson is on vacation lol..... otherwise he would've been in the video! He's in New York Right now, but I will definitely tell him you tossed a shout out his way :dblthumb2:

Didn't realize this was posted at 1 am :/ - don't want it getting lost..... too many people pming me about gelcoat help! I planned on editing these vids, but didnt get the chance to :/

Great job! How many total hours will you have on this boat and how long will the final lsp last before you need to wax it again?

Thanks for taking the time and effort putting this together.
Would you use this same process on an RV?

Can you give us a heads up on good product lines for Gelcoat. I'd think the Colenite #925 boat wax would be a good durable Boat Rv wax.

Thanks again for all your help here on the forum!:props::props::wave::urtheman:

Awesome work Anthony! and of course thanks for the tips. Personally, I don't plan on working on any sort of gel coat anytime soon! But it's good to know that the videos are readily available.

Thanks! :dblthumb2:

Great vids!

That should and will help a lot of people working on gel-coats. Especially if they notice the SLOW arm motion.

Thanx for posting these...

Bill

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Originally Posted by Paul Mitchell

Great job! How many total hours will you have on this boat and how long will the final lsp last before you need to wax it again?

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Thanx man - and we are topping it all off with Collinite Fleetwax.... supposively 9 to 12 months from what I have read.

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Originally Posted by Buckskincolt

Thanks for taking the time and effort putting this together.
Would you use this same process on an RV?

Can you give us a heads up on good product lines for Gelcoat. I'd think the Colenite #925 boat wax would be a good durable Boat Rv wax.

Thanks again for all your help here on the forum!:props::props::wave::urtheman:

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LOL Thanx man :dblthumb2: Yep, gelcoat on RV's get the same medicine.

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Originally Posted by rider9195

Awesome work Anthony! and of course thanks for the tips. Personally, I don't plan on working on any sort of gel coat anytime soon! But it's good to know that the videos are readily available.

Thanks! :dblthumb2:

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No Problem man - glad it helps :props:

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Originally Posted by BillE

Great vids!

That should and will help a lot of people working on gel-coats. Especially if they notice the SLOW arm motion.

Thanx for posting these...

Bill

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Hopefully it does help those wanting to turn gel around man - thanx for the compliment!

What's the names of the compounds used if you don't mind? Do you prefer foam over wool?


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