Safe boat skin....

[Nautical]

Read about this stuff a while ago and tried to do a search here but I am bit thick and can't get anything to come up.

Thinking of doing our boat with it as would like to keep the nice shiney bottom plus sounds as if it is a lot easier to apply time wise as we only have a 24 hr window to lift out and back in again.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? or any experience, don't mind if it has to be done a couple of times a year but need it to stay nice and clean perhaps with just a soft brush once in a while.

Thanks

Trev

 

[Canboria]

Link to safeboatskin WEB site

http://www.safeboatskin.co.uk/home.htm

 

[rickp]

It sounds very like Rejex which I find very good on my windscreen and on the car too.

Rick

 

[KevB]

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is ideally suited to Sports Boats and RIBs where they are left in the water for days, or weeks then removed for transportation then put back in the water

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Probably not suited to your boat....

I was thinking of using something called Pure Seal before I opted for copper. Can't seem to find details of it now though.

 

[rickp]

This stuff?

Rick

 

[neale]

Interesting reports on this stuff on Yachting Monthly last month. Worth reading before going ahead.

 

[KevB]

Yes, that's the stuff but via a uk company. I think it was miami boats or something. I couldn't find any testimonials and didn't get much response from the company so went copper instead.

 

[neale]

Miami became Manor, same company as in the website. Testimonials from YM were poor.

 

[Jonmendez]

I have tried this on our rib, utter crap dont touch it, three of us had it applied at the same time, we all went back to traditional antifoul........