Boat cover treatment?

[Big_Moose_Wakesetter]

Gallon. Best to do 2 thin coats vs one heavy coat.

Thanks! That's what I was figuring...

[Bill_AirJunky]

Looks interesting. This video looks better than the one in the past.

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It's a two part process & would cost a LOT to do a whole boat cover. Shop on Amazon & you can get 303 for a lot less cash.

[John I.]

I have tried Never Wet a couple of times. It leaves a milky haze that is quite noticeable on dark colors.

[dfarhood]

Looks interesting. This video looks better than the one in the past.

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I'd like to see him showing the phone connectors still working before giving it a dunk...

[Bill_AirJunky]

I sprayed a 2nd coat of 303 on Monday. Check it out today.

Edited April 24, 2014 by Bill_AirJunky

[wakebrdr94]

So the brand new cover should do that? Without treatment?

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[Bill_AirJunky]

So the brand new cover should do that? Without treatment?

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It's not quite like that, but yea, brand new will shed water for 5+ years before you need to re-apply anything to it.

[h2ojunkie]

303 makes a water proof stuff and my cover NEVER leaks even in heavy rain after 2yrs. Only use the cover when I tow and when we are at Norris with c*** that has no roof. Has worked great on factory cover and a another cover I had on my MC. I coated it twice and has been golden.

[smooth as glass]

The Never wet stuff does work well but does leave that chalky residue mentioned. I imagine on darker colors would be real issue. I'll go back to 303.