Reviving Boat Hulls: An Acid Wash Tutorial
Dive into the world of boat maintenance as we guide you through the mesmerizing process of a professional power wash on a boat hull. In this step-by-step tutorial and raw working footage, witness the magic of a modern acidic detergent like One Restore to eliminate organic buildup and restore the hull to its former glory - no muriatic acid needed!
Chapters
Intro 00:00:00
Applying The Acid 00:03:10
Motor, Prop, and Stainless Parts 00:06:35
Powerwashing Setup 00:11:53
Powerwashing Starts 00:19:40
Halfway Notes 00:24:44
More Powerwashing 00:26:21
Missed Spots Notes 00:29:22
Before After Results 00:34:22
🛥️ What's in store?
A visual journey through the transformation of a weathered boat hull to pristine condition.
Insider tips and techniques for effective acid washing.
Restoration of stainless props and engines, from scale-coated to shining metal.
A satisfying before-and-after showcase of the power of professional cleaning.
🌊 Why watch?
Learn how to maintain your boat's hull and components for longevity and performance.
Discover the latest techniques and products for efficient boat maintenance.
Experience the satisfaction of witnessing a dirty boat become spotless before your eyes.
Get inspired to tackle your own boat cleaning projects with confidence.
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Пікірлер: 12
Great video!
Awesome find!
@AndrewMeades
3 ай бұрын
Thanks!
Great video.
@AndrewMeades
3 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
Gonna give a shot at pressure washing /acid washing my boat . What psi is safe for gel coat and what degree tips do you recommend ? The local hardware store sells a 1800 psi 1.5 gph washer with a 15 degree tip but I’ve read 45 degree safer on gel coat ? I do have some dings and spider cracks in the gel coat . Thanks for the video . Learned a lot and looks satisfying !
@AndrewMeades
12 күн бұрын
@@kkuo1803 I usually run around 1200-1500 psi with a rotary tip. The gel coat can take a lot but you don't want to hit it harder than you need to. A rotary tip really helps knock off the organics but you can do it with a fan tip just takes longer. The key is to let the acid do the work, don't try and brute force off with the water. Reapplying the acid and brushing will help.
Whats the name of the product that u used and where can I buy it?
@AndrewMeades
Ай бұрын
@@albertozaldivar7267 One Restore by Eacochem. I think if you check out eacochem's website you can find a map of suppliers.
@hefe3695
22 күн бұрын
oxalic acid !
Do you every move the stands and the blocks that the boat is resting on? So you can clean under them.
@AndrewMeades
2 ай бұрын
Usually not. If you were selling your boat I'm sure you could arrange with the staff to use the travellift and get me access then it would be perfect. Otherwise I just do the best I can with what I can reach.