Ceramic pro

[spicoli]

I was wondering has anyone tried this product on there boat

[6balls]

Is that kind of like porcelain pro? :D It's a new die-hard ski boat company competing with the Carbon Pro.

[Wish]

http://ceramicpro.com/your-industry/marine-industry/

[swc5150]

So I'm assuming this company applies it to your boat, versus just sending you the bottle? I'd be interested to hear some reviews as well.

[Chad_Scott]

Babes boat products keep your boat shiny and new with UV protection

Babes also supports several events throughout the year

[Chad_Scott]

Babes boat products keep your boat shiny and new with UV protection

Babes also supports several events throughout the year

[ForrestGump]

I don't know anything about this product. But I do know that way back when my family raced boats, we and a lot of people experimented with bottom texture to get speed out of the boats. Smooth bottoms were slower and you used more fuel/hr. We tried everything from micropolished to pebble textures. A 100mph boat would pick up 5-7% when we went to what then was being called speed lacquer, which was a microtextured surface. It felt like 400 grit sandpaper. Maybe technology has changed to reduce surface tension and increase speed/economy under power.

[ForrestGump]

I don't know anything about this product. But I do know that way back when my family raced boats, we and a lot of people experimented with bottom texture to get speed out of the boats. Smooth bottoms were slower and you used more fuel/hr. We tried everything from micropolished to pebble textures. A 100mph boat would pick up 5-7% when we went to what then was being called speed lacquer, which was a microtextured surface. It felt like 400 grit sandpaper. Maybe technology has changed to reduce surface tension and increase speed/economy under power.