This is what happens when you spend the time and effort to wet sand and polish your boat. A few days of hard work will pay off and restore life to your boat. I'm very pleased with the results. The boat looks years newer and I'm proud to pull it to the lake and launch it with $40,000 bass boats next to me. I get lots of looks from the big boat owners.
A little spray paint on the trailer definately helps too. That's just a temporary fix until I can sandblast and repaint the trailer.
Ozark Angler
2014 Ranger RT188
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Looks good. I know the work involved.
Yep...I finished wetsanding, buffing, and waxing mine a couple of weeks ago, and my boat has never had the shine that it had on it when I finished working on it. Problem is that I've been putting down a new tile floor in our kitchen and the boat is sittingunder the carport, still tore apart, with the trolling motor sitting in the bottom of the boat. Hopefully, one morning this week I can get home from work and put the trolling motor back on, get everything put back together, and get the boat on the water this weekend!!!
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