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What is a good coating to put on a textured PVC/fiberglass deck to prevent oxidation?

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It's a Hurricane Fun Deck

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  1. Try a 3M Finnesse it or similar prodict and followed with a good quality wax.  Be sure it has UV inhibitors.


  2. Your gelcoat is oxidizing, which is normal, but preventable. Finesse-It may not be a heavy/abrasive enough compound to remove the oxidation; if it doesn't work by itself, try starting with 3M Super Duty first. Then move back to a finer compound like Finesse-it. Just remember, you'll need to coat it with several layers of wax to protect it... but lots of wax on a deck is never a good idea. You'll end up busting your @ss over and over.

  3. this sounds like the epoxy hasnt been mixed properly. Sand the deck back to the glass matting and re-coat ? Is the boat still under any sort of warranty? this sounds like a major build problem.

  4. PVC dos not oxidize.

    You must be fishing for some libs to show there stupidity so I may have tangled your line. maybe global warming will take it out father to bring in the tuna brains of the left.

  5. gelcoating is the best you will ever find.

    That is expensive I know.

    So get a few cans of clearcoat for it.

    I'd say 4-5 should do the trick.

    Simply spray it on - let it dry overnight, toss back in the water

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