Can u wax motor cowling?
 

i have a mercury pro xs...anybody have any experience waxing or compounding your cowling? whats the best thing to use regular car wax?

I've waxxed mine before.. Got to be all purrty for tournaments

what did you use? it got some of those lil tiny scrathes on it from washing it.... you can't really notice unless u really look hard but i wanna try waxing see if it helps hide em

I use liquid glass, not a wax but a polish. Worked pretty good for several scuff marks on boat etc

ok thanks jus wanted to make sure i wouldn't mess it up trying to put some type of wax on it......i'd be sick if i messed something up cause its not bad at all just me being paranoid bout ma new motor!

Try woody wax.

I just started using rejex lasts longer than woody wax and makes everything super easy to clean nothing sticks once u apply the rejex

3M Compound is good to get scratches out and I use Meguiars NXT wax to do a good cleaning and then when I just wash my motor I use the NXT quick wax in the pump bottle, these are good on boat too

I use the same fiberglass wax that I wax the boat with.
Makes it easier to wash the salt off.

alright thanks guys

Doesn't some women use some kind of wax? Ask around, it does a pretty good job on it.

:( I cant fint that NXT spray wax anywhere any more, where do you buy yours at?

NewGlass 2. try it, works wonders.

:Ddoes any of this stuff help for scratches or does most of it jus make dat motor shiiiiinyyy

think I got it last from advanced auto

3M buffing compound removes scratches and oxidation

:) Thanks

thanks where u get it from

Walmart did carry it but I know auto paint stores probly have it since its a 3M product

compound will leave swirls if you don't do it right but if you have oxidation its about the only thing that will get that out, Just use a polish first after washing it and polish out the scratches if all you have is scratches, then If you want to wax for a shine you can. but a lot of waxes don't really get deep in to the scratches to make them disappear.