Waxing the bottom of my hull. What did you use?

[McMark]

After our outing on Saturday, I decided to wash the underside of the boat. While it's clean I figured I may as well get a coat of wax on there. Is there a product that is better for the bottom than others? I usually use Collinite for the sides (straight carnauba, no cleaner) but I don't think that's the longest lasting wax on the planet. It's easy on, easy off though and I don't mind doing it. What did you use to glaze/wax the bottom of your hull?

Thanks,
Mark

 

[fireflymedic]

I was wondering what you do to wax were the boat is on the bunks. Not to hijack the thread

 

[McMark]

I'll be waxing around the bunks.

 

[ncnmra]

Was wondering the same thing this weekend. Eagerly awaiting some expert advice

 

[GiddYupJoe]

Waxed around the bunks. I have used Rejex the past two seasons and it has been great! Got the product from this same type of discussion a couple years ago.

 

[haknslash]

Since I don't have a boat I'm of little help to suggest products I've tried. That being said, I use Chemical Guys products for my vehicles and they make some really good high quality stuff. Here is their boast and RV product line-up http://www.chemicalguys.com/Boat_Marine_and_RV_s/621.htm. When I finally get a boat I will be trying out a lot of their boat care products and will give you my thoughts on them.

 

[Scuba_ref]

.... What did you use to glaze/wax the bottom of your hull?

Thanks,
Mark

Small children!

 

[Dave Baran]

For old boats or any chalky or a dull sun bleached appearance this stuff works like magic; literally!

I had great luck bringing back my old 1990's boat back to looking like new again. I highly recommend it.

http://www.leprechaunmagic.com/index.html

 

[seadude]

First time you plane any wax will be washed right off!