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CaptainADK · **Posted:** Wed Sep 09, 2015 11:49 am

Nice! I just finished my first season with a new H180 OB (non-Signature) and absolutely loved it. Congrats!

usje141 · **Joined:** Sat Apr 24, 2010 9:22 am **Posts:** 78

Very nice looking vessel! Enjoy...

simonj · **Joined:** Thu Jul 31, 2014 9:24 am **Posts:** 29

I find a quick wipe down with a wet sponge once its back on the trailer goes a long way. The black does show the flaws after a bunch of uses, but quite frankly all of those are below the waterline anyway.

Enjoy!!

Jdpber · **Posted:** Wed Sep 09, 2015 12:59 pm

a speed Water Blade will become your new best $25 friend. we water blade all of the black boats post wash before detail.. 1 minute to have a 20 foot hull DRY!

WildH · **Posted:** Wed Sep 09, 2015 3:22 pm

Jdpber wrote:

a speed Water Blade will become your new best $25 friend. we water blade all of the black boats post wash before detail.. 1 minute to have a 20 foot hull DRY!

Great idea. Think if I just go to the gas station and use that winshield cleaner squeege on the whole boat they would mind?

ThaScoobs · **Posted:** Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:26 am

Congratulations. Nice looking boat, you are going to love it. I use a little vinegar and water after it comes out of the water to keep it looking real nice. It gets rid of all the hard water and muck stains, you just have to make sure you keep up on waxing if you use that.

WildH · **Posted:** Fri Sep 11, 2015 2:10 pm

ThaScoobs wrote:

Congratulations. Nice looking boat, you are going to love it. I use a little vinegar and water after it comes out of the water to keep it looking real nice. It gets rid of all the hard water and muck stains, you just have to make sure you keep up on waxing if you use that.

Love you're color scheme on that rs!

usje141 · **Joined:** Sat Apr 24, 2010 9:22 am **Posts:** 78

I carry a couple of large terrycloth bath towels that I use to dry the boat off with at the launch. I don't have a big boat so it only takes a couple of minutes to get it dried off, which seems to keep the water spots at bay for the most part.

Vintage Beauty · **Posted:** Fri Sep 11, 2015 3:40 pm

usje141 wrote:

I carry a couple of large terrycloth bath towels that I use to dry the boat off with at the launch. I don't have a big boat so it only takes a couple of minutes to get it dried off, which seems to keep the water spots at bay for the most part.

Same here. It's a family affair wiping down the boat after each outing.

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