Detailed - TR21 Triton Bass Boat

[ehuth1]

WASH - NXT w/ 4 oz simple green - Wash with extension brush then switched to scmitt.

WAX / POLISH - AIM Orbital Magic - Went on good with PC and polishing pad.

UPHOLSTERY - AIM Mildew Remover first, then protected with 303 ASP - Spray and scrub to clean then soak MF towel with 303 and start massaging in to upholstery.

TRIM / DASH / TIRES - AIM Supergloss - Put on with trim applicator

RIM POLISH - Homemade - Hand applied w/ microfiber

SEALANT - AIM Gold Bond Paint Sealant w/ TEFLON additive

BEFORES

AFTERS

First boat of the season Hope everyone enjoys.

 

[sparkie]

Boat detailing by ehuth1, awesome job bro. How was it? Was it faster then a car? How long did it take you? I enjoyed the pics.:applause:

 

[ehuth1]

Boat detailing by ehuth1, awesome job bro. How was it? Was it faster then a car? How long did it take you? I enjoyed the pics.:applause:

sparkie it was rough !! I just had high expections for myself to complete this thing in less than 2.5 hours but it ran a hour over. It was a lot of room to cover and with it being white i had to keep triple checking my wax removal. The upholstery was my favorite turnaround of any. The mildew remover and 303 couldn't have produced a better looking, enriched, wet looking set of seats. It was by far longer than a car detail but some areas are very hard to reach vs. a automobile. For instance the trailer..... It was in my way a lot!! I wanted to try some klasse AIO then top it with sealant but I just broke out the PC and hometown AIO. I got $8 a foot and this one totaled $170 for 3.5 hours work ....

 

[supercharged]

Very nice job! :applause:

 

[Nuke33]

Looking good!

 

[RTexasF]

Nice work indeed! I used to sell those and that is one high dollar bass chaser.

 

[Driven Auto Detail]

Awesome job!!!

How do you handle the areas of the boat that are on the bottom where it's sitting on the trailer? I'm assuming that some parts are just too hard to do.

 

[ehuth1]

Awesome job!!!

How do you handle the areas of the boat that are on the bottom where it's sitting on the trailer? I'm assuming that some parts are just too hard to do.

Automotive "creeper" was used on the hull. I couldn't make it past the first axle. It felt good for while in the shade, oh yea it's heating up in the SOUTH Im the MAN 70 degrees today!