I cant seem to find this stuff anywhere. Most places I have contacted wont ship it to Alaska either. Any recommendations? Also, is this stuff really worth the hastle???
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Where to get Sharkhide in Fairbanks
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Give Greer Tank a call here in Fairbanks. If they don't have it, they may have some at their Anchorage location.
I used it on the bare aluminum on my boat (the lower portion of the hull) and have been happy with the way it keeps the Chena river tea color off the boat when I park behind the house for a week or so. My buddy shined up the rails on his boat last year and he was skeptical about the Sharkhide. I applied a little to a section of the rails and we took a look about 6 weeks later. The untreated rail was getting dull and oxidized, the Sharkhide section looked like it had just been polished. He's looking at buying some this spring.
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PM , www.sharkhide.com and ask them if they have a dealer in AK.sigpic
www.aluminumalloyboats.com
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Originally posted by f0zzy2 View PostI looked hard last year and the only place I could find it was in Anchorage at the arctic cat dealer.
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I was late getting my boat polished last year and just wanted to get my bear bait in. So I ended up not even using it. I am ahead of the game this year (got my daughter polishing) and am going to put it on when I get home at the end of the week. From all the research I did its supposed to react on a molecular level with the aluminum so it shouldn’t wear off. The salt water guys really like it from what I have read. It’s supposed to last for 2-3 years. Sorry I cant give you any real data to go by.
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