
07-22-2011
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: University Place, WA
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Last year I bought a boat from SoCal. It was badly oxidized (although not as bad as yours it sounds). I was too lazy/busy to do it myself so I hired it done. The guy did it in the water and it cost me about $10/foot. He did a nice job. I since will do a quick wax with a good cleaner/wax. I'm not a purist. I like my boat to look decent, but I don't want to spend an entire weekend polishing and waxing. I can do one side of the boat by hand in a couple hours. I'll do it when we're out for the weekend tied up to a dock somewhere. I'll work on it while my wife is napping.
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47*20'11.7" N
122*35'20.8" W
S/V Legacy, Catalina 400 MkII, Hull #328
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