The 'easy' way....
.....isn't.
A while back Kurt posted pictures of his cabin liner that he had buffer to a mirror like shine. I had not even thought of polishing mine, but his looked so good I asked him what compound he had used and bought the same thing. 8)
He mentioned that it took a lot of 'elbow grease' and that polishing over your head was not much fun.... I (of course) immediately thought about a better idea..... I would do it the 'easy' way. ;)
Having owned a long series of cars that were slightly past their prime, I am well acquainted with various buffing methods. I planned to break out my high speed buffer to whip that liner into shape! :)
A year later buffer, compound, and boat came together on an afternoon that was too cool out for any other kind of work.
I had my brand new virgin lambs wool pad, that I had saved for a 'special' occasion. I wiped on the polish, let it haze, and started buffing away.
Something you never notice in a driveway is the amount of 'fluff' that comes off of a buffer. All the more so for a brand new virgin lambs wool pad.... :(
I noticed the tufts of wool flying around the cabin, behind my glasses, up my nose... but carried on with reckless abandon. :o I buffed for about 20 minutes, and decided it was time for a break.
I paused and admired the progress (difficult to see thought my
now opaque glasses). It seemed to look good.
Then I sat down and looked around. The cabin looked as though I had
shorn slaughtered a herd of sheep. :o
The cabin liner look pretty good... and I might have the cabin cleaned back up sometime this summer... >:(
Once again proving that;
QuoteThe 'easy' way....
.....isn't.
LOL... I now dub the Sir Bo Peep. :D Maybe there's a sheep hiding on your boat now.