Geoff Makar
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thanks for all of your input earlier. Tee mentioned I should use shark hide. What is this? Where can I get it? I appreciate all of your patience. Boater in training...
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TOMMY RICH
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Go to Sharkhide.com..it'll give the details of the product. If you need info on application just e-mail me. Also check in my library for results.
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Scott Hammer TOXIC
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It's "bartenders helper" for tin boats!!LOL Maybe some one will open a business where you can dip them in a big vat of Tarn-X. Hehehehehehe...I'm feelin ornry today.....
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TOMMY RICH
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Seriuosly Tox....I don't know why they (Tracker) haven't looked into this as far as treatment. Far better than paint..doesn't crack or peel and it's really some tough stuff. At least when I scratch it..you don't see it and it shines like new money !
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Scott Hammer TOXIC
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I've always thought there ought to be a factory applied sealant to tin rigs. Kinda like brass so that it won't tarnish within hours. Sharkhide, or a similar product would be a must for me cause like you, I want my ride to look good no matter what.
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TOMMY RICH
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One thing I really like is the scum don't stick like untreated aluminum...wipes down just like glass. Try that without a treatment. I asked the guy at Sharkhide how long it would last on a trailered/gararged boat...he said possibly indefinitely. If it lasts 5 years and have to reapply..I'd still be happy
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