How to Protect Boat Paint
The exposure of a boat's painted surfaces to the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays is doubled due to sunlight reflecting off the water. This makes it essential to utilise a wax containing UV inhibitors to guard against this threat. When dealing with larger areas, it is recommended to apply Profile Polymer UV Wax using a machine for effective protection. For those instances where hand application is required, Profile UV Wax is the preferred choice, ensuring the preservation of the paintwork's integrity and appearance.
Option 1: Applying Boat Wax with a Polishing Machine
Step 1: Profile Polymer UV Wax
Step 2: Apply wax to the boat
Step 3: Buff off the wax
Option 2: Applying Boat Wax by Hand
Step 1: Profile UV Wax
Step 2: Apply wax to the boat
Step 3: Buff off the wax
Products Used in This Solution
Profile Polymer UV Wax for Machine Application is an easily applied wax containing UV inhibitors that provides up to 3 months protection and gloss on paint, lacquer and gelcoat surfaces.
Profile UV Wax for Hand Application is a thick liquid wax that incorporates special UV absorbers to give up to 3 months protection to gel coats and paints exposed to external weathering.
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