Plastic Classic Forum

When I was new to my Triton I considered Marlon seacocks, my boatyard guy told me the Marlon handles had a habit of breaking off. Indeed, there were two Marlon seacocks on the boat...both had broken handles. I replaced them with bronze. The point about proper maintenance is right on of course. What ...

Has anyone had experience with Prism Polish? A friend used it on his topsides and mast and likes it.

Prism also claims to clean up fogged plexiglass, etc. and that would be a miracle.

By the way, I apologize for the typo in the title of this thread.

Thanks for the advice, hadn't considered sanding at all, I'll give it a try. Finesse sounds like good stuff.

-Bill

When James Baldwin did his trans Atlantic delivery of Goose, he carried a hard dinghy on the foredeck. There are partial pictures of it on his personal site in the picture section of that story. He has the dinghy's bow against the base of the mast in one shot, riding on the port side of the foredeck...

The glossy (not non-skid) areas on my deck and cabin are in basically good shape, but dull. I"ve waxed in the past, but I think a rub out with some rubbing compound will really bring back the gloss.

Any suggestions as to the best compound to use? And the tools, process, etc.?

-Bill