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Maintenance Procedures
You will get years of boating pleasure while slowing
the changes described previously by following the
simple maintenance procedures described below.
When Not in Use
Sunlight and dust can be your boat’s worst enemies.
Keep your boat covered when not in use
. A boat cover
(option available from your Skeeter Dealer), preferably
light in color, is a wise investment to help prevent
damage while the boat is stored or on the road. DO
NOT use sheet plastic or other nonporous materials,
which can trap moisture between the cover and the
boat’s surface.
Each Month
Wash the boat’s surface with a mild soap to remove
normal accumulation of soil and stain. Avoid any kind
of alkaline cleansers such as trisodium phosphate
(TSP), abrasives, bleaches, or ammonia. DO NOT use
acids or other strong chemicals to clean the boat. For
best results, use cleaners recommended for fiberglass
and follow the instructions on the label.
Twice Yearly (Minimum)
Wax your boat’s gelcoat surface to help prevent loss of
gloss and protect the finish. Use only wax recommended
for use on fiberglass and follow the instructions carefully.
Apply only a thick coat of wax to a small area (3 x 3 ft
[1 x 1 m]) at a time using clean applicator cloths. If you
are using a power buffer, never use one that turns faster
than 4000 RPM. High heat may build up and cause
damage to the finish. NEVER wax a gelcoat surface that
has been sitting in the sun and is hot. Never wax a
gelcoat surface in direct sunlight.
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