SabrToothSqrl
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I'm fairly familiar with PPF on cars - I install it on all mine new on the areas that are most likely to encounter damage - front bumper, hood, rear fenders, etc.
Has anyone used this, or similar, on a boat?
Every season we end up with severe tan stains from tannin on the bay. Hull cleaner strips it off, but it's so ugly and a hassle.
If I were to wrap the 'bottom paint' areas with this stuff, or similar, etc... would it then not stain? I feel like 21 year old gel coat is a lot more porous than plastic film.
Anyone do a wrap below the water line? The sides/hull are awful by the end of the season.
thoughts? Worth a $50 test? I can always just peel it off then.
I can make this stark white with chemicals, but if PPF can stop it entirely?
it's a little late in the season, but I could clean a 6"x6" spot somewhere, put the film on, and see what happens. but I only have so many days left this season... but I guess that's better than installing a ton and having it not work.
Has anyone used this, or similar, on a boat?
Every season we end up with severe tan stains from tannin on the bay. Hull cleaner strips it off, but it's so ugly and a hassle.
If I were to wrap the 'bottom paint' areas with this stuff, or similar, etc... would it then not stain? I feel like 21 year old gel coat is a lot more porous than plastic film.
Anyone do a wrap below the water line? The sides/hull are awful by the end of the season.
thoughts? Worth a $50 test? I can always just peel it off then.
I can make this stark white with chemicals, but if PPF can stop it entirely?
it's a little late in the season, but I could clean a 6"x6" spot somewhere, put the film on, and see what happens. but I only have so many days left this season... but I guess that's better than installing a ton and having it not work.
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