How to Restore Dull or Faded Paintwork on a Boat
For light restoration of paintwork by hand or machine G3 Pro All-In-One Polish can be used.
For restoration of heavier weathering or large areas by machine only Profile 400 Advanced Plus is recommended
Option 1: Light Restoration
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Step 1: G3 Pro All-in-One Polish
Wash and dry the surface before use. Shake bottle. -
Step 2: Apply polish by hand
Apply a small amount of G3 Pro All-In-One Polish directly to the surface or to a clean, damp microfibre cloth, working in a light, criss-crossing motion. Note: G3 Pro All-In-One Polish can also be applied by machine. In this case, polish with a G3 Pro 7503/7504 foam pad (dual action 3500 OPM or rotation speed 800 - 1100 rpm). -
Step 3: Remove residue
Remove the residue and polish with a soft, clean and dry microfibre cloth.
Option 2: Heavy Restoration
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Step 1: Profile 400 Advanced Plus
Make sure the surface is clean, dry and cool. Shake bottle well before use. -
Step 2: Apply polish to polishing pad
Apply a small amount of product to a G Mop polishing foam pad. -
Step 3: Polishing
Spread the product on the surface and polish with a rotary polisher at 800-1100 rpm. Work in small areas at a time and keep the applicator flat on the surface. -
Step 4: Wipe and check
Clean the surface and repeat the process if necessary.
Products Used in This Solution
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G3 Pro All-in-One Polish removes swirls, holograms, minor defects and leaves a high gloss shine
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G Plus Finishing Cloths are ideal for quick cleaning and drying jobs. Its microfibre technology grips dust and small dirt particles, and the cloth’s edgeless finish prevents damaging and scratches.
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Profile 400 ADVANCED PLUS Fast Medium Liquid Compound eliminates P1500 sanding marks and defects from paint, lacquer, acrylic, plexiglass and gelcoat surfaces, leaving a high gloss.
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NewThe G Mop Waffle Compounding Foam is a new soft-backed, waffle-faced compounding foam.
