Science Behind 303 Marine Graphene Nano Spray Coating | Chemist Corner
2022 ж. 9 Мау.
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303 Marine Graphene Nano Spray Coating is an outstanding addition to any boat detailing kit. 303 R&D Chemist Drake Stapleton explains the science behind the next generation of exterior protection and why its chemical properties make it the perfect way to add gloss and make your boat much easier to clean each time out!
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What would be the ideal way to apply the coat to last the longest and give the maximum protection to my boat hull? Plus, would the abrasion of water gliding on the hull affect the longevity of the coat? Would applying it all throughout the bottom of the boat reduce friction and potentially reduce gas usage? Or help with increasing speed? I would like to make a serious test reviewing the before and after of those cases, video the whole application process and create a post 10 and 30 washes update on the coat. I have a Malibu boat with a Blue gel coat hull which I think is a great color to inspect. Thanks
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Do you use this on surfaces inside the boat as well? Or just the outside
Thanks for asking. This is designed for exterior surfaces only.
Can I put this on over the top of a polish that contains Sio2?
Yes. It's a great topper for this usage. Thanks for asking!
is this a better product for use on a vehicle than your other Graphene nano spray coating?
Thanks for asking. It's the same basic formula, just in a larger bottle for use with larger boat surface areas. You can technically use either product for vehicles or boats and get the same great protection qualities.
Can I put 2 coats on initially? Any special steps after a year? Do I just wash and apply a new coat or so I need to strip the original coat and how?
You CAN put on two coats initially, it won't hurt anything, but the benefits likely won't be worth the effort. One coat, applied correctly, will get the job done for you. If you want to boost the coating during the season, you can use 303 Quick Wax, or 303 Touchless Sealant. And next year, RE: adding another coat, you should be able to simply wash and apply again. Hope this helps!