2004 Rinker 312 with a navy blue hull. Bought it last year and it was pretty hazy and oxidized. Paid a detailer to bring it back to life and they did a pretty good job. I didn't get the specifics but I know they used 3M products and compounded and then waxed. The owner did say to really bring the shine back that it should be wet sanded. The work they did lasted about 3 weeks then the hazyness came back, especially on the side facing the sun. I have wetsanded a boat before (1974 31 Bertram) and it it's not that difficult of a job. I have the Harbor Freight rotary polisher, 5 wool pads or so, foam pads and recently bought Buff Magic and Pro Polish. I don't mind going with the Presta Supercut of need be, it's only a few more $$ to add to the project.
So my question is, do I have a go at it with the Buff Magic or should i jump right to wet sanding the boat?
Here are a few before and after pics from last seasons job.
So my question is, do I have a go at it with the Buff Magic or should i jump right to wet sanding the boat?
Here are a few before and after pics from last seasons job.



