How to Restore Faded, Weathered or Scuffed Marine Gelcoat
Over time exposure to the elements will cause weathering of gelcoat. Depending on the colour of the gelcoat this can include fading, chalking or yellowing. Happily, in all cases polishing can restore the colour and gloss.
How to use
Step 1: Profile 350 PREMIUM
Step 2: Polishing with the machine
Step 3: Buff the surface
Step 4: Profile 700 FINISH (Optional)
Products Used in This Solution
Profile 350 PREMIUM Liquid, an exceptional boat polish, efficiently eliminates sanding marks, rejuvenates gel coat surfaces, and achieves a superior high gloss finish. Especially effective on dark colours, this versatile product serves as a comprehensive one-step solution or can be integrated into a two-step compounding process to attain an even higher gloss and minimise swirl marks.
200 mm | The G Mop Waffle Compounding Foam is a new soft-backed, waffle-faced compounding foam.
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.
Profile 700 FINISH Light Cut Polish and Swirl Remover eliminates minor defects and swirls from paint, lacquer and gelcoat surfaces, leaving a mirror shine finish
75 mm, 150 mm & 200 mm | The G Mop Lambs Wool Pad is constructed using natural sheepskin and a velour backing. It gives a high cut and great finish, depending on the product used.
