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Has anyone compared the F350 to the Verado 350?

I really like the Sharkhide. I originally wanted to have it applied at the factory but the dealer talked me out of it. Once I got the boat I cleaned and applied it myself. Not hard just time-consuming. Jesse will do a great job. He's applied Sharkhide to a couple of my buddy's boats. He's a good dude. I've had him detail my son's truck, my wife's Sequoia and my truck (when I got it back after being stolen). Brandy's cool too.
 
Havasu said:
I really like the Sharkhide. I originally wanted to have it applied at the factory but the dealer talked me out of it. Once I got the boat I cleaned and applied it myself. Not hard just time-consuming. Jesse will do a great job. He's applied Sharkhide to a couple of my buddy's boats. He's a good dude. I've had him detail my son's truck, my wife's Sequoia and my truck (when I got it back after being stolen). Brandy's cool too.
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Have you had to re apply? How does it hold up in the water and when you beach? Jesse was telling me that since I have trailer guards, they may rub some of the sharkhide off if I hit them.

I've been using him for years! he is a cool dude and does a great job. Picks it up at Havasu superior and drops it back in storage when done
 
It will rub off some either from the trailer or rubbing the dock. I actually need to reapply in some areas but I'll wait until after summer. Not really a big deal, just buy a spare can of it for touch-up.
 
Havasu said:
It will rub off some either from the trailer or rubbing the dock. I actually need to reapply in some areas but I'll wait until after summer. Not really a big deal, just buy a spare can of it for touch-up.
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good to know. You dont have to clean it before you apply the touch up?
 
Well, I haven't touched mine up yet but will soon. When I originally applied the Sharkhide, I cleaned the tubes with lacquer thinner. This removed any oils and/or dirt. Sharkhide went on fine. I plan on doing the same for the touch-up areas. Lightly clean with lacquer thinner and reapply.
 
Here ya go.

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