nice boat. enjoy.
Hey ant1971,
Yeah it's a really good idea to give it a polish as soon as possible to protect it and keep that nice new shine. It also makes it easier to clean little bits of dried out bait that you'll get around the transom area and on the motor.
I'm not sure if you can get Starbrite product's up there but i've just tried this polish for the first time and it's unreal. It leaves a real slippery feel to the gelcoat and motor surface. It's about $40 for 1 litre. Just be sure to avoid any rubbers and dark plastics with any polish you use.
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Also do yourself a huge favour and get some VuPlex for your clears and perspex windscreen. I was blown away how clear they came up and all the little water marks are gone too. And that's after the second time i've used the boat. Clears are better than new and it's easy to use and also leaves a protective coating on them.
http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rc...SG2uPKkqqYWQtg
Another tip is take the motor cowl off and drown the motor and all the screws, nuts and bolts with wd40 or something similar before you take her out for the first time. Also do the little screws inside the cowl itself too. Protect it from the word go hey.
Cheers mate and enjoy it...
Darren
Hey walruslike,
Just curious, what kind of speed in knots at WOT are you getting out you're boat with the 2 stroke 115?
Darren
Yeah we left Rudy Maas around 3-4?? (I think....) Shame we didn't see each other on the water.
On smooth water with 3 people and day trip gear did 37 knots at 5800. (From memory... Could be wrong but pretty close to those figures I think)
Happily travels most times around 4400 at 24 knots ish. At 91 hours on motor now.
Very nice they are a good packaged vessel.
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