Prop Wax

[Crosseyed]

Is It A Good Idea To Wax Your Stainless Steel Prop

[Chrome Bumper]

Can't hurt, is is polished or painted? It would wear off pretty quick during use though.

[jet]

back when I had props, I always waxed them... stainless and painted. I am sure for no better reason than if the boat shines the prop should also

[ICHTHYDEMON]

Originally Posted by Crosseyed

Is It A Good Idea To Wax Your Stainless Steel Prop

Seriously?

I can think of a million other things I could be doing before I'd wax a prop.

[Chrome Bumper]

Ya if its waxed during storage it will stay nice and shiny. Shiny props look cool. I shine my silver, chrome and brass lures too.

[Starfish]

Originally Posted by Crosseyed

Is It A Good Idea To Wax Your Stainless Steel Prop

I can't imagine why... stainless is already plenty shiny, and I doubt it would make any difference in how the blade cuts the water. I've been surprised before though-- I'd be interested to hear if an expert has a different opinion.

[ICHTHYDEMON]

Originally Posted by Chrome Bumper

Ya if its waxed during storage it will stay nice and shiny. Shiny props look cool. I shine my silver, chrome and brass lures too.

Dude,

My SS props all look like new. Freshwater,Saltwater,it don't matter. They're still nice and shiny and look cool,but heres the kicker....

I don't wax them. :grin:

[Merch]

Sure they look shinny even if you don't wax them. But, they will have water spots. If you wax them they will be truly shinny. I like my boat to look like new and it, not the motor , is 31 this year.

Merch