1..
Wash.
1.. Wash.area.with.hand.dish.washing.soap.
2..
Begin.with.a.small.area.such.as.three.feet.by..
three.feet.and.apply.a.mild.cleanser.
2.
Wax. If this does not work, then use a fine rubbing
compound..If.this.does.not.work.use.400.or.600.
wet or dry sandpaper, followed by fine rubbing
compound.and.wax..
3.. Rinse.with.clean.water.
4..
Follow.with.compound.and.waxing.as.outlined.in.
procedure.above.
When using wax or fine rubbing compounds, make
sure.to.read.the.label.and.follow.the.directions..Some.
helpful.tips.are.listed.below.
If.the.stain.is.not.removed.by.the.hand.dish.washing.
soap.or.mild.cleanser,.then.the.next.procedure.is.to.
use.either.denatured.or.rubbing.alcohol..If.this.does.
not.work,.consult.your.Four.Winns.dealer.for.profes-
sional.assistance.
1..
2..
Avoid.working.in.direct.sunlight..This.dries.out.the.
wax.or.compound,.and.can.stain.the.surface.
Use.clean.pads.or.cloths.to.apply.a.thin.coating..
of.wax.or.rubbing.compound.to.a.small.area.such.
as.three.feet.by.three.feet..Remove.any.excess,.
and then rub the area with a buffing pad, or power
buffer..Apply.pressure.only.as.necessary.to.
restore the surface finish. Applying too much
pressure or buffing in one place too long can
permanently.damage.the.surface.
NOTICE
DO NOT use acetone, ketone, or other
solvents to remove stains. These chemicals
are flammable and may damage the gel coat.
P - 5 FIBERGLASS REPAIRS
3..
After.applying.compound,.always.follow.with.
waxing..
Fiberglass.is.one.of.the.most.durable,.strong,.and.
forgiving construction materials afloat. It is resilient
and.normal.repairs.can.be.made.without.affecting..
the.strength.or.structural.integrity.of.the.boat.
NOTICE
If using a power buffer, use a low RPM buffer
with light pressure. Keep the pad wet and the
buffer moving at all times to prevent heat
buildup.
Striking docks, other boats, or submerged
objects could create a very hazardous situation
or severely damage the fiberglass. In the event
an object is struck below or near the waterline,
proceed directly and cautiously to the nearest
service facility and remove the boat from the
water. Closely inspect the hull for damage. If
the outer fiberglass laminate was penetrated,
repairs must be made prior to relaunch.
NOTICE
To prevent gouges, uneven areas, or other
damage from occurring, DO NOT use a power
or belt sander when sanding. For best results,
block sand the gel coat.
C. Stains
Occasionally,.blisters,.crazing,.scratches.or.damage.
to fiberglass can occur. Repairs may be necessary .
to.correct.the.problem.
Stains.can.appear.anywhere.on.the.exterior.of.the.
boat.and.may.be.a.result.of.contact.with.tar,.plant.sap,.
leaves, rust from metal fittings, and other materials.
Surface.stains.may.be.removed.with.hand.dish.
washing.soap,.mild.cleansers,.or.some.household.
detergents..DO.NOT.use.chlorine.or.ammonia.
products..These.products.can.affect.the.color.of.gel.
coat..Commercial.car.washes.use.strong.cleaners..
and.should.be.avoided.
A. Scratches
Scratches.occur.during.normal.use..The.following..
is.a.step.by.step.procedure.to.repair.scratches.
1.. Clean.area.with.soap.and.water.
2.
Apply a fine rubbing compound and buff.
To.remove.stains,.refer.to.the.procedures.below.
3..
Wax.
Exterior Equipment - Section P
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