Guide pole scratches...

vastyle · Newbie Joined: 05 Jun 2012 Posts: 32 City: RVA

So yea I'm a NOOB, I'll get that out of the way now.

So the current was strong and I ran over the guide poles. Broke one of the covers in half, and the other one left PVC 3 feet down the side of the boat. I used rubbing compound and got a lot off, but there is still some residue left. It is not in the gelcoat, it is on it. Will Goo gone be safe to get the rest off? Is Goo gone safe for the gelcoat?

Thanks.

Also some random dog jumped on my boat while unloading and scratched the gelcoat. Will the same compound get rid of those scratches?

vastyle · Newbie Joined: 05 Jun 2012 Posts: 32 City: RVA

Goo gone, rubbing compound, elbow grease, and wax. It's gone. Just sold my Mustang too, so tomorrow I get sacs and a surf board ordered!

Chattwake · Posted: Jun 25, 2012 5:19 am Post subject:

If you want a good deal on some sacs, call my Axis dealer, Joyce, at Marine Outfitters - 423 336 1088. Tell her Tom from www.chattwake.com referred you. She'll hook it up.

vastyle · Newbie Joined: 05 Jun 2012 Posts: 32 City: RVA

Cool, thanks! I'll give her a shout!

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