@@watercraftjournal I think Jay Leno's Garage has a multi-wipe on spray designed for faded plastics as well as other great stuff please look at lenosgarage.com is the web site if you have time can you look to see what is best for our PWC'S, I know you are very busy but if you have the time it would be great also thank you for reading this love your show I have learned alot about PWC'S keep up the fantastic work 💪👷
We've seen a lot of wipes and dressings, some more expensive than others. We wanted to use two VERY common brand names as well as Sea-Doo's own brand and see how they fared.
Permanent "wet spots" are where too much heat was applied. Admittedly, we got too close in 3 small areas. A good coat of plastic dressing helps even that out.
@@watercraftjournal Too much progress with the new technology but not enough fun like we used to with the old school 2 stroke technology. Nothing is simple anymore
Sorta true. The Trixx and EXR are both riots - I strongly suggest giving those a whirl. Plus, they're both 50 state legal and don't leave snail trails in the water!
I've seen this done on my buddy's spark. Works great! Thanks Kevin
That's because we followed the steps outlined by Sea-Doo! It's how they recommend repairing their Polytec.
Great info, research, recommendations. You’ve saved me a lot of time.
Awesome vid, I already have the heat gun and mequiers protectant, time to try this on my 80 hour 1999Yamaha Gp 1200...
Good! We hope it works.
Wow. Nice work. Thanks for the tip!
You bet!
Thanks so much for all your hard work, great tips. Do you have a product and method recommendation for restoring the seat material?
I never thought of that 🤔 I need to try it out thanks 😊
It's really ONLY if you've got severely bleached/sun damaged plastics.
@@watercraftjournal I think Jay Leno's Garage has a multi-wipe on spray designed for faded plastics as well as other great stuff please look at lenosgarage.com is the web site if you have time can you look to see what is best for our PWC'S, I know you are very busy but if you have the time it would be great also thank you for reading this love your show I have learned alot about PWC'S keep up the fantastic work 💪👷
We've seen a lot of wipes and dressings, some more expensive than others. We wanted to use two VERY common brand names as well as Sea-Doo's own brand and see how they fared.
Great tips, thanks for sharing. The ski looked amazing after end result
Glad you enjoyed it
How long does it last?
Awesome
Did you do around your instrument cluster too? Is it ok to carefully do this around your speedo read out?? Thanks !
Thankfully, we didn't need to. But in many cases, yes it may be necessary - and yes, it is safe if you take your time and are skillful with the gun.
Kevin, on the nose piece, there are a couple of "wet" looking spots. Was this too much, too little heat that is causing these splotchy areas?
Permanent "wet spots" are where too much heat was applied. Admittedly, we got too close in 3 small areas. A good coat of plastic dressing helps even that out.
Can you tell me which restorer you recommend to clean the colored plastic?
I typically use the same stuff with equal effect.
How long did it hold up? Have you had to redo it yet? (2 years later)
I just use SPF50+ sunscreen cream on my Yamaha and it's working like a dream
Nice!
@@watercraftjournal Too much progress with the new technology but not enough fun like we used to with the old school 2 stroke technology. Nothing is simple anymore
Sorta true. The Trixx and EXR are both riots - I strongly suggest giving those a whirl. Plus, they're both 50 state legal and don't leave snail trails in the water!