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Unread 08-09-2008, 08:27 AM
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That's the stuff i'm using, i did a little more and now i think the clouding is the way the interior was originally. it was'nt a shiny gelcoat more of a matte finish
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There was a stripper that was made for glass, X something or othr, I saw it year ago but forgot the name? I used it on a old boat I had and it worked good.
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Bix tuff job is the stuff i am using, works great
brush it on
wait about 10 15 minutes
hit it with power washer w/ 0 degree wobble nozzle

melts like "budda"

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