New Owner Question 3; Restoring topsides

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New Owner Question 3; Restoring topsides

Postby hriehl1 » Thu May 18, 2006 9:26 pm

My new-to-me DS II has oxidized topsides just like its hull. Does one address it just as one does the hull (rubbing compound then polishing compound then wax)?

I'm a bit concerned getting floor and benches too shiney / slippery. Is this a valid concern?
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yes for two reasons

Postby Roger » Thu May 18, 2006 10:51 pm

getting it slippery is hazardous to your footing, and getting the topside shiney is hard on your eyes (seriously) when the sun is reflecting off of it. I power wash the top every year and leave it at that.
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non skid

Postby captainseasick » Sat May 20, 2006 6:21 am

Johnsons floor wax, and similar products are designed to have a very effective NON-SKID formulation that will add to the safety and cosmetics of your decks and seats.
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