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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
Lowe 1467 project
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<blockquote data-quote="Insanity" data-source="post: 378339" data-attributes="member: 14077"><p>Two batteries will be fine on a boat that big. You might want to move one up front for better weight distribution. But I'd try them both in the back first. </p><p></p><p>I used sos pads on my aluminum. Shines like new now. Mine was real old and dull. So I washed the soap out of the first few pads to make them more abrasive and then worked with new pads to finish shining it up.</p><p>your boat isn't as old as mine so the aumnuim might be softer. Try a small spot and make sure it doesn't leave fine scratches. </p><p></p><p>Now that you have it back white. Bleach works great to get new water lines off. Usually I can spray it on and just hose the oily mud lines rite off. Doesn't hurt the paint as I also do my commercial white vans. :mrgreen:</p><p></p><p>Nice ride by the way!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Insanity, post: 378339, member: 14077"] Two batteries will be fine on a boat that big. You might want to move one up front for better weight distribution. But I'd try them both in the back first. I used sos pads on my aluminum. Shines like new now. Mine was real old and dull. So I washed the soap out of the first few pads to make them more abrasive and then worked with new pads to finish shining it up. your boat isn't as old as mine so the aumnuim might be softer. Try a small spot and make sure it doesn't leave fine scratches. Now that you have it back white. Bleach works great to get new water lines off. Usually I can spray it on and just hose the oily mud lines rite off. Doesn't hurt the paint as I also do my commercial white vans. :mrgreen: Nice ride by the way! [/QUOTE]
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