Liquid rollers spray

Sometimes its hard to get the boat off the bunks on the trailer if there isnt enough water. (The extended drawbar is coming)

I have read reviews of 'liquid rollers' spray. Has anyone used it, or a alternative to make getting the boat on and off the skids a little easier that is safe on the gel coat ?

Or anywhere i can buy it in Perth to give it a go ?

 

Cheers,

Vin


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Yeh, have you used it ? I

Sat, 2012-12-15 20:11

Yeh, have you used it ? I just want to make sure its safe on the Gel coat and not going to do damage later on down the track ?

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Some people used silicon

Sat, 2012-12-15 20:16

Some people used silicon spray, or caliber bunk wraps / slides, or Poly decking from bunnings.

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Silicon Spray

Sat, 2012-12-15 20:29

As Jamie said, just get some silicon spray from Bunnings. Spray the bunks after each launch. Makes subsequent launches so smooooth.

Worked awesome on my old Seaswirl.

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I bought a couple of candles,

Sat, 2012-12-15 21:51

I bought a couple of candles, melted it into an old pan then painted it into the carpet. Certainly goes alot better but Im going to get rid of the bunks and fit rollers I reckon.

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Seriously, try the cheap poly

Sun, 2012-12-16 06:18

Seriously, try the cheap poly decking from bunnings screwed on top. We use it on Alfred's boat and its a breeze.

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I reckon Linox would be the

Sun, 2012-12-16 09:56

I reckon Linox would be the go , holds and stays slippery alot longer than silicon spray...

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Cheers guys, Will do the poly

Tue, 2012-12-18 20:37

Cheers guys, Will do the poly decking when i get a spare day when i can have the boat off. Till has it damaged the bottom of the boat or anything line that ?

 

Will try silicone spray. Chris i assume you mean lanox ?

 

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It has left the occasional

Wed, 2012-12-19 06:49

It has left the occasional mark on the boat, but it rubs off. That is why the commercial product is white.

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