2100 Gambler Gel Coat Question

[ThunderCat]

I leave my boat parked in the garage with the cover on it, after I clean it up and put it away. The times where I have gone to go fishing and it's raining, I tighten the cover down, and won't take it off until I get to the lake. I have noticed like a "foggy" type presence on the gel coat. I used bass boat saver and it doesn't seem to come off. I have velour or some other type of soft fabric under my boat cover where it goes over the console to help reduce any type of friction that the boat might be experiencing with the cover...

my question is, how do I get this "foggy" type appearence off? Do I buff it? Anything would help fellas thinks...

[BASSCAT7]

<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by ThunderCat &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">
my question is, how do I get this "foggy" type appearence off? Do I buff it? Anything would help fellas thinks...</td></tr></table>

It is just a slight abrasion to gelcoat from the cover rubbing while trailering.

Try a polish ( not wax ) and they should buff right out, if they are stubborn you may have to use a rubbing compound and hand buff them out , then re wax.