04-02-2004, 09:58 AM
Yesterday I was given grandpa's late 50's or early 60's 17' fiberglass boat, Johnson outboard and trailer. To a few of us in the family its a family treasure and the first boat we got to go riding and fishing in. Each time grandpa pulled back in the driveway we kids spent an hour cleaning and shining it up before it was tarped and rolled back into the garage after a trip in it. Well 
ly it wasnt given to one of us that would have respected grandpa's wishes where the boat is concerned and it was allow to set out in the open uncovered for years after his death. Now its in my hands and I want to restore it (inside and out) back to its once grand glory.. Its a classic and should remain that way.. My question is, is there anything I can use to remove the oxidation and restore is back to the bright red and white it used to be..
Thanks
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ly it wasnt given to one of us that would have respected grandpa's wishes where the boat is concerned and it was allow to set out in the open uncovered for years after his death. Now its in my hands and I want to restore it (inside and out) back to its once grand glory.. Its a classic and should remain that way.. My question is, is there anything I can use to remove the oxidation and restore is back to the bright red and white it used to be.. Thanks
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