Old Boat? Not a problem. No sanding, no Wetsanding.. Just a few steps.

An aged Cobalt with really big pores as seen towards the end of this video in the Sun's reflection. Thanks for the view. I answer all the questions I get.

(Stuff I use on a regular basis: See below)

If you're curious about how to work on gelcoat, I have many more videos (hundreds) before and after boat detailing videos including boat waxing, boat buffing...

Have a question? Comments section will be replied to.

Anyone can hit a rock with the "right" tools; getting the rock to look like something that belongs in museums and books... Takes a love of hitting rocks with a purpose and not just the right tools/products. Technique is more important than the "newest" product on the scene.

I use a DeWalt DWP849X

If I'm going for perfection in gelcoat, I don't use a ceramic (unless a very new boat) I prefer the ease, cost and reliability of Fire Glaze by RMP

https://www.restructuremarine.com/imp...

(tell them Lee sent you. No discount and I receive nothing but I'd like them to know 😊)

3M Quick Connect adapter (mfg # 05752) to use with the double-sided compounding pad (3M mfg #05753) or the double-sided polishing pad (3M mfg #05754)
Foam compounding pads 3M (05737-discontinued but awesome)
or (05723-new version 😑)

3M Super-Duty (05954)
3M Perfect It Heavy Cutting Compound (36102)
Perfect-it ex ac compounds by 3M (36060)
Meguiar’s (owned by 3M) Flagship Premium Wax (M6332) Pro Polish by Shurehold or 3M's liquid wax with scotchguard.

I receive no payment for listing these items. I list them because you guys ask and I just thought I would save some time.

Wear protective gear, this stuff can cause cancer and kill you.

If you are a fan of what I do, I don't take money from manufacturing companies or product suppliers.

https://www.paypal.me/DDLee

Thanks for your time and support.

Lee