Sharkhide: Creating Our Hand Rubbed Finish

[@PontoonPilot]

Really Nice! just bought a new 2023 Left Over Starcraft SLS3, and the Toons were neglected after an in water boat show at the dealership.. so left in not the newest of shape. some salt oxidation.. I didnt want to go with an acid wash so soon.. But Im liking this method!! whats your schedule like? wanna do an updated video on mine? haha

[@wdlfbio]

Followed this approach to redoing my 2016 aluminum flatbed. Worked out wonderfully. I was a tad concerned after seeing the grain lines right after wiping with the brown pad, but as you said, those all went away by the time I finished with the gray and white pads. I’ve had a few guys comment on how nice it looks 😊

[@peggyfrazier551]

Hi! No matter what I do I cannot get a uniform finish when using the cleaner...I have tried diluted and full strength. Before I apply Sharkhide protector, any more suggestions to try?

[@robcossin4690]

Thank you for the well explained video. I personally had the factory apply the finish, that was 2016, I re-applied once so far. It is looking a bit weathered (especially on those rubbed areas) and thought of either doing a full polish with new Sharkhide, but as we all know that is super labor intensive and extremely messy. I really want to keep this milled look.

[@jelse2525]

Did you ever make a sharkhyde polish video?? Cybertruck.

[@Soldier1287]

I wanna do my rims when I strip wheel the paint off and airway wheel polish shiny