I have a 2002 H260 and every year I waste a considerable amount of time cleaning around the port and starboard cabin windows. I think that Hunter used a dark gray sealant around the windows. The color leaches out of the sealant and down onto the white cabin. The gray film on the white fiberglass really looks pretty bad and is also quite difficult to rub out. Anyone out there in "Hunter Land" come up with any ideas on how to stop this from happening. You know, like a way to "seal the sealant", maybe clear nail polish or something better. Any ideas would be appreciated. Regards, Captain Bob Fliegel, S/V JoySea
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Nautical Ease
Practical Sailor has a review of black streak removers in its most recent issue. Nautical Ease was the winner. Google their web site.
Practical Sailor has a review of black streak removers in its most recent issue. Nautical Ease was the winner. Google their web site.
Wax On Wax Off
I started waxing sides every spring and make sure to put wax over the sealant. Water beads off and keeps black stain from running. Minimal clean-up at year-end.
I started waxing sides every spring and make sure to put wax over the sealant. Water beads off and keeps black stain from running. Minimal clean-up at year-end.
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