Re: Metal Flake Fading
I had similar problem with my old boatyard queen. She sat there for 8 years and never been touched, except for robbing her of parts. So I bought her and kept telling myself what the heck am I getting into. A 27' Bayliner Victoria is not a small boat that you can hand rub. So I rented a buffer, and used polishing compound (not buffing compound, to course a grit, to easy to cut through gel on edges and sharp curves) then I used Maguires Boat/RV wax. Two coats really brought the luster back. The guy I bought it off of swore up and down that it would have to be repainted again to look good. I had tried other waxes also in test areas, but the Maguires Boat and RV wax did the best. It has more carnuba content than others. It is a little pricey, but cheaper than paint! Two weekends, 3 bottles of wax, 1 tub of polishing compound, and alot of sore muscles. Even with a buffer! But it was worth the work. What was purchased for $4K, is now worth twice as much if not more. Any way I suggest the Maguires Boat/RV Wax. Good Luck.