Testing and Compounding a Dark Colored Hull
Today, Barry and Sam have the task of removing some pretty heavy water spots from the black hull of Blackjack bay boat. Fortunately, this presents a great opportunity to show how we incorporate a "test spot" into our compounding process.
The test spot is used as a proof of concept to ensure that the process used will give you satisfying results. While our test spot is in a very visible area for the purpose of the video, we suggest you pick somewhere less obvious. That way, in case there is an issue, it will have a minimal impact on your boat's appearance.
Watch the video to see what our testing discovered and how we decided to attack this particular project. Remember that every boat is different and what works for us may not work for you. That's why it's so important to perfect your process before moving forward with the entire hull.
Until next time, Shurhold is here to help keep your boat, car, truck, or RV Clean-N-SImple!
Today, Barry and Sam have the task of removing some pretty heavy water spots from the black hull of Blackjack bay boat. Fortunately, this presents a great opportunity to show how we incorporate a "test spot" into our compounding process.
The test spot is used as a proof of concept to ensure that the process used will give you satisfying results. While our test spot is in a very visible a...
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