How important is it to remove oxidation on a boat.

Oxidation is a common issue with boat gelcoat, especially for vessels that spend a significant amount of time in the water or exposed to the elements. Gelcoat is a protective layer on the surface of fiberglass boats, and over time, exposure to sunlight, water, and other environmental factors can lead to oxidation. This process results in a chalky, faded appearance, compromising the aesthetic appeal and potentially the structural integrity of the gelcoat.

Cut & Polish 2 in 1 is a great all rounder and can be used to remove light to medium oxidation using a Wool Compounding Pad use with a White Foam Polishing Pad to achieve a high gloss finish.

Cut & Polish  removes light to moderate oxidation, swirl marks and light scratches. This easy to use water based product gives fantastic finishes and is a must for any polishing job on gel-coat or paint, and by using our range of polishes and compounds it is now possible to achieve a professional high gloss finish.

The importance of protecting your Gelcoat after polishing

In summery, removing oxidation with boat compounds and polishes is essential for both aesthetic and protective reasons but it is vitally important that you protect that surface after you have finished polishing. Appling one of our Nanotechnology Gelcoat protection products like Speed Guard Marine or Nano Shield adds an layer of protection against the elements ensuring longevity and value of your boat. 

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