We use only Nanopro products and supply them. in our experience they are a superior product, easier to apply, less product used and speedier results. I think your boat may have been treated with another 'nano' product.
Just curious as im due a change to my boating. I wad going to sell my bowrider and go back to my old school SIB times, I have a Honwave 3.8 airdeck with 5hp engine, this would be changed to a 20hp next spring, then the more I thought about it I saw myself ending up with a 4m RIB, more seaworthy...
How is it that a 4m rib can do this day in day out, but a 5m bowrider cant? Just did a little reading and it seems a rib of 4m with 50hp outboard wil cross the channel with easze. So why cant a 21' bowrider?
That looks like an impressive finish to me! How did you find it compared to what you normally use? For us it has taken a day off the time it takes to do a 40' MB and we use 3/4-1kg of product instead of 2kg of the old product. Cracking looking boat btw.
I think i posted about this before. i saw a very small tender on the back of a boat last weekend, it must only have been 6-8' long and had what i assume is a fibreglass hull and solid floor which is what im looking for to use as a work platform. Ill be going the 2nd hand route unless there are...
For those sat at the back like myself when it comes to doing anything more online than posting a message, i have a working link for our new products. I have a very oxidized boat coming up and will take my proper digital camera and tripod down there to do a step by step guide to help any here...
Well today was the 1st day that someone other than me had a full day using the polish. With the new foam pad and the p1500 he couldn't believe the results, he also reckons that one 1kg tub will do two 40' boats near enough, that compares to 4 KG of the 3M i used to use, asked him if he would go...
Just an update, most of the products are in stock now, shop is not live as I need to double check prices etc. Products can be purchased through me if needed. Im waiting on feedback and in the future welcome all feedback to confirm ease of use, superior finish and less product used. If any have...
I thought my ears were burning, thank you all for the very nice comments. I may be a bit old fashioned but i like to treat each boat as if it were my own and be honest in what can be achieved in the finish, inform the customer on how far we can go then let them chose what can be done within a...
Paint is fine, but from my experience suffers from oxidation so much quicker than gel coat. My boat has had a full wet sand and needs the softest of foam pads once a year to apply a glaze, precious owner had a strip painted and no matter what I do it never lasts or looks the same.