Hello All,
Glad I found this place. Ive learned a lot just by looking around.
I am the proud new owner of 1990 Four Winns Freedom. The boat is in absolutely awesome condition for its age. Heck, its as nice as some 2 and 3 year old boats I looked at.
Here's my question. The blue stripe around the sides is a bit faded. I dont have a pic yet but this is an exact replica http://i21.ebayimg.com/08/i/000/f7/23/416f_3.JPG The seller told me it is vinyl/or maybe a plastic (I dont remember) and all I have to do is Armor All it and it will polish right up. It was nice and shiny when I first looked at it. After the test run it was no longer shiny. Armor All shine does not hold up to the eliments. Just squirt some on your tires and run through a puddle. I dont see how this could possible be the way the manufacturer intended for you to shine the boat.
Does anyone know if this info is correct? And is this correct/best way to maintain its shine.
Thanks for any and all help.
Glad I found this place. Ive learned a lot just by looking around.
I am the proud new owner of 1990 Four Winns Freedom. The boat is in absolutely awesome condition for its age. Heck, its as nice as some 2 and 3 year old boats I looked at.
Here's my question. The blue stripe around the sides is a bit faded. I dont have a pic yet but this is an exact replica http://i21.ebayimg.com/08/i/000/f7/23/416f_3.JPG The seller told me it is vinyl/or maybe a plastic (I dont remember) and all I have to do is Armor All it and it will polish right up. It was nice and shiny when I first looked at it. After the test run it was no longer shiny. Armor All shine does not hold up to the eliments. Just squirt some on your tires and run through a puddle. I dont see how this could possible be the way the manufacturer intended for you to shine the boat.
Does anyone know if this info is correct? And is this correct/best way to maintain its shine.
Thanks for any and all help.
