After reading through EdChris177's post and seeing how a wetsand and buff could bring gelcoat back to life I decided to give it a try. I devoted about 4hrs over the weekend on one hull and it came out pretty damn good. Thanks for the tip Ed!
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Bob
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Good job! Once you have the gelcoat smooth and clean it's very important to protect your hard work with a good sealer. You can use marine wax but I prefer a longer lasting sealer/restorer like Poliglow .
Put that on top of your shiny clean hulls and they will look like new even after sailing in muddy or tanic water.