I’m so confused!!! I watched every you tube video that you made for the last 3 years. All GREAT!!! However, you recommended so many different products , I don’t know what to buy. By the way, congratulations on your new move. I’m sure you will be happy and successful there. I bought a rotary machine and. G9 DA machine. Work great. But the chemicals are a giant question. Using a white wool cutting pad for first compound for oxidation Using an orange foam pad for second step polish to remove swirls A micro fiber pad for polymer finishing. So what 3 compounds are you now recommending? Boat is a 1990 Mastercraft Maristar240 SC. Only in lake water. Stored inside. Gel coat. Red and white.
m.ua-cam.com/video/FNpiLbJTeLE/v-deo.html&embeds_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE&feature=emb_title If you are reffing to the brow of a flybridge, then yes, I do have a video for that! 😎
Punch-it pretty much just adds protection, clutch it more or a rejuvenating spray that will enhance the gloss and look of the surface, all while protecting it as well.
Drake, would Punch-it be used after applying Jescar or in place of it? Also, didn’t you mention once that it wasn’t desirable to have water bead up on our boats due to water spots forming. That’s what I love about Jescar. Any thoughts?
Hey Don! So punch it is more or less a spay detailer, so it will put on some added “shine” and some sort of added protection. You would not use this in place of Jescar, but you could use it after applying Jescar every once in a while to maintain the sealant. As for the water beading, that’s personal preference. If there’s beading, that means there is surface protection, but you’ll also have hard water spots you’ll need to remove with a product (such as punch-it) after if dries if you don’t shammy it off after every wash, or every time it rains. However, Jescar is a water “sheeding” product, not a water “beading” product. Water will glide more like a waterfall off of the surface instead of falling off in beads, hence making the water spots. So you really shouldn’t have too much of a water sport problem at all if you go with the Jescar.
Hey Drake, on my cruiser, the past owner painted the boat with a thin layer of seems like latex white paint, what can I use to safely remove it all so I can get into saving my original factory finish that's underneath?
Before you started using Shine products, you liked Jescar paint sealant. What Shine product is equivalent to the Jescar? I have been loving the Shine products by the way!
@@DrakesDetailing Thank you! I paid for the course last year and learned SOOO much. I just have a dad who fishes a lot in WA and was curious about the salt deposits on his boat after bringing it home!
What does this even mean? Haha he has taught us how to buff, how to polish,clean,wax,ceramic coat, wet sand. And he’s still teaching us the same stuff if not more now. He has expanded and he’s growing. Only difference I’ve noticed is he’s not in florida or using starke but aside from that it’s all the same great info. You can add any sio2 based spray after a polymer sealant/ceramic coating. It’s a good maintenance tip for detailers or people that want to keep there boat protected without having to break out the jescar and DA multiple times per year.
Love watching your videos. So much info. They don’t come fast enough 😂.
Thank you!! Trying to have them come out ever 2 weeks!
Drake, keep the content coming! Both my boat and I really appreciate it. Be well in your new adventures.
Thanks!!
Aftermath has worked awesome for me being a mobile detailer. A real gem of a product.
Aftermath is one of my favorites! 💯💯
@@DrakesDetailing just used your code to get me some heavy cut and shift. Thanks 🙏🏻
I’ve had great success with boats all by following your recipe and using the shine supply products. Thanks !
You’re welcome!! Thanks for watching!
Saludos desde Rosario, Argentina. Muy buenos y educativos tus vídeos. Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento.
Thanks for the kind words!
So nice!
🔥🔥
Great informative video, as always. Great job son! 💜
Thanks, Mom! ❤️
Great info Drake!
Thanks!! 💯
I’m so confused!!! I watched every you tube video that you made for the last 3 years. All GREAT!!! However, you recommended so many different products , I don’t know what to buy. By the way, congratulations on your new move. I’m sure you will be happy and successful there. I bought a rotary machine and. G9 DA machine. Work great. But the chemicals are a giant question.
Using a white wool cutting pad for first compound for oxidation
Using an orange foam pad for second step polish to remove swirls
A micro fiber pad for polymer finishing.
So what 3 compounds are you now recommending?
Boat is a 1990 Mastercraft Maristar240 SC.
Only in lake water. Stored inside. Gel coat. Red and white.
Hey bro! You got it, in that order 😎 you need to break down multiple different steps of compound in order to properly polish the gelcoat out
I’ll keep watching your videos to see what you are using now. I’m assuming Shine Supply.
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Noted 😉
Hey brother, have you got a step by step guide on repelling for brow cleaning and such?
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If you are reffing to the brow of a flybridge, then yes, I do have a video for that! 😎
any benefit to using punch it over clutch for maintenance topper?
Punch-it will help protect it better, clutch will give you more of a temporary gloss.
Hey Drake, I am a little confused as to when to use clutch versus punch-it
Punch-it pretty much just adds protection, clutch it more or a rejuvenating spray that will enhance the gloss and look of the surface, all while protecting it as well.
Would you have a recommendation for SeaDek/DekIt protection/shine? The punch it? Or something specific to just that? Much appreciated
Apply shine supply clutch to sea dek
@@DrakesDetailing just ordered it. Thanks again!
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Thanks bro! Did you like this style of video?
Drake, would Punch-it be used after applying Jescar or in place of it? Also, didn’t you mention once that it wasn’t desirable to have water bead up on our boats due to water spots forming. That’s what I love about Jescar. Any thoughts?
Hey Don! So punch it is more or less a spay detailer, so it will put on some added “shine” and some sort of added protection. You would not use this in place of Jescar, but you could use it after applying Jescar every once in a while to maintain the sealant. As for the water beading, that’s personal preference. If there’s beading, that means there is surface protection, but you’ll also have hard water spots you’ll need to remove with a product (such as punch-it) after if dries if you don’t shammy it off after every wash, or every time it rains.
However, Jescar is a water “sheeding” product, not a water “beading” product. Water will glide more like a waterfall off of the surface instead of falling off in beads, hence making the water spots. So you really shouldn’t have too much of a water sport problem at all if you go with the Jescar.
Hey Drake, on my cruiser, the past owner painted the boat with a thin layer of seems like latex white paint, what can I use to safely remove it all so I can get into saving my original factory finish that's underneath?
Hey bro! Mage try some light grit sand paper and see hot it comes off with that…
hi, we're from Spain so we cannot get theses product, what alternative do you recommend
Hey bro! Try Menzerna
What happens if i dont gently flip the rag over? 1:36
You’ll just continue to spend the product, when you flip the rag it allows you to level the streaks
is the wool buffing pad 1.25 or 1.5 on the shine supply website?
1.25 😎
Before you started using Shine products, you liked Jescar paint sealant. What Shine product is equivalent to the Jescar? I have been loving the Shine products by the way!
@@DrakesDetailing I can't find any product on their website by that name.
Daddy o paint sealant
@@DrakesDetailing 👍
Are there any differences in maintaining a fishing boat in salt water?
Nope, do what I teach in this video
@@DrakesDetailing Thank you! I paid for the course last year and learned SOOO much. I just have a dad who fishes a lot in WA and was curious about the salt deposits on his boat after bringing it home!
Watched your pontoon boat video today. Went to buy all the stuff. When will all their stuff be back in stock. Like the punch it for example?
tomorrow!
Hi Drake,can I purchase Shine Supply Smooth Move here in Pensacola, FL
You sure can! Right here on the website: shinesupply.com/collections/marine-products
Discount code: DRAKE15 at checkout 😎
@@DrakesDetailing I don’t have oxidation but what should I I use to bring out the shine before I use power lock, I love that stuff
How do you feel about using punch it on the floor?
If the floor has a sealant and-or coating on it, it works great to maintain it and clean it all at the same time.
Old style videos better
Thanks for your feedback
What does this even mean? Haha he has taught us how to buff, how to polish,clean,wax,ceramic coat, wet sand. And he’s still teaching us the same stuff if not more now. He has expanded and he’s growing. Only difference I’ve noticed is he’s not in florida or using starke but aside from that it’s all the same great info. You can add any sio2 based spray after a polymer sealant/ceramic coating. It’s a good maintenance tip for detailers or people that want to keep there boat protected without having to break out the jescar and DA multiple times per year.