westernsailor
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Looking for the best way to remove or at least tone down scratches on a blue hull.
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Scratched on a blue hull.
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John_Silver
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Have you tried one of those scratch hiding coloured car waxes? You'll be able to pick up a test bottle at any Halfords type store and test it out somewhere unobtrusive. Good luck!
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John_Silver
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Have you tried one of those scratch hiding coloured car waxes? You'll be able to pick up a test bottle at any Halfords type store and test it out somewhere unobtrusive. Good luck!
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Sybarite
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Funny, I was just reading at the same time an article about the winner of the mini-transat. On one fine day he decided to have 40 mins shut-eye instead of his normal 20. He woke up with blue scratch marks on his hull. He was being side-swiped by a cargo-boat.
John
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MikeKopman
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Try this trick we used on super yachts some times.
Owner due in 15 minutes, sh*t! Where'd that scratch come from? Just draw over it carefully with a black felt tip pen. Black lines are far less obvious that white ones!
Works surprisingly well, especially on dark blue hulls, at least until you get a chance to do a proper touch up, and it costs nothing!
Mike
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Owner due in 15 minutes, sh*t! Where'd that scratch come from? Just draw over it carefully with a black felt tip pen. Black lines are far less obvious that white ones!
Works surprisingly well, especially on dark blue hulls, at least until you get a chance to do a proper touch up, and it costs nothing!
Mike
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whisper
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The blue one that I have tried was not dark enough so if they do a black one then it might pay to use that first.
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