Protection for polished pontoons.

[jcr159]

Where and how do you get paint protection film? and how the heck to apply it to a toon?

Sounds like there's not much to help below the waterline... that lasts at least. I'll be in the water all season. I've wondered if ceramic works well, but also heard it doesn't last too long below the waterline...

 

[Vikingstaff]

Where and how do you get paint protection film? and how the heck to apply it to a toon?

Sounds like there's not much to help below the waterline... that lasts at least. I'll be in the water all season. I've wondered if ceramic works well, but also heard it doesn't last too long below the waterline...

If it sits in water 25/7, not much you can do other than clean it regularly. Like sharkhide, ceramic helps clean it easier if you stay on top of it regularly. But likewise, wears off as well over time, particularly with regular cleaning/scrubbing.

 

[BigKahuna]

I'm surprised all dealers don't offer that . It's a money maker .

My dealer in Virginia used to pick it up from the deck so they had full access to all 3 toons. They made a killing! They used to power wash, acid wash, then apply Sharkhide. My dealer here has a different way of lifting pontoon boats but they are able to accomplish the same thing. Sharkhide is well worth the price! Especially if you keep your boat in the water all season!