Thank you for the info. I appreciate your hard work researching and experimenting with these products.

Thank you Kevin for putting in the time to figure this out. I too had the unfortunate experience with my sure-can while attending the Mudbug rally and had a spill on the plastic. Your cocktail worked like a charm. This morning my 2020 GTX 230 has taken a huge step back towards looking brand new. Thank you very much for this insight and for putting in the time and effort!

Thanks Kevin for doing all the legwork to see what works. I myself am very particular about the condition of my Skis and the black on my TX at the bow is hard to keep the finish perfect. I’ll try these

Looks awesome!

Nice video. The Meguiars ultimate polish and wax works well on them as well. I Did it on a lava red rxtx300 that is not well taken care of and in salt water all the time. I will have to say, Seadoo shiny plastics and finishes are better than my Yamaha GP1800R. I am constantly detailing mine and his ski cleans up well with a lot less upkeep.

Great video!

Thank you. I appreciate your channel a lot.

Wool pad with cut grit.....then final with foam pad and light grit fine scratch remover.....never use wool on final applications, it’s too coarse. Only foam on polishing to achieve best luster. Also buy multiple pads for specific grits and stick to that grit for that individual pad (wool or foam). Lastly, use higher speed, extreme light pressure (very important, don’t burn surface) and extra fine polish for final polishing, then wipe with microfiber cloth when done. Extra tip: if like in the video, your doing a specific piece, cover the surrounding area with cheap plastic painters plastic to mask area from compound/wool fibers that gets thrown everywhere during buffing phase, don’t make extra work for yourself.

Kevin, have you heard of the 2021 GTR plastics cracking? I noticed hairline cracks in the foot wells on the left side when I pulled the ski out of the garage to clean it. I use maguires and 303 plastic and vinyl restore to clean and wipe down my ski and it stays in the garage when not in use. Not sure how these cracks happened but I did not have them last year.

Thanks Kevin!

Kevin, You mentioned that you purchased the shiny mirror top, but did not want to mess with removing the panels. I had to do mine this weekend to tighten the bolt that holds the same piece on. It was very easy should you need to replace in the future. Remove the two T30 bolts on the panel around the cluster and D/C the DESS plug. Then remove the two T30 bolts under the hatch cover that holds the mirror assembly on. Preload by lifting up on one of the mirrors from underneath and then hit it with your other hand straight up. It will break loose on that side and the other side will simply come out. Remove the single 8mm bolt and replace your part.

Any links/suggestions on where to get the blue and wool pad setup as used in the video? Thanks!

This works AMAZING!!! MY SKI LOOKS BETTER THEN NEW!!

Looks great! What do you recommend for water spots those drive me crazy!

Good informative vid, well done WCJ, I been detailing for 10 years as a hobby on Cars, bikes, PWC and meguiars products are excellent for a product available to the everyday consumer... I gotta be honest though, I have no experience with Kawi so won't include them,,,, but I've had new Seadoos and Yamaha's over the last 8 years and tbh for what you pay for a new ski here in Australia even when you calculate exchange rates with US dollar we still pay a large premium more but for what you pay both seadoos and Yamaha's fit and finish of deck plastics and paint/expoxy resin etc leaves a lot to be desired tbh there build quality is very average in regards to cosmetic fit and finish, I've ceramic coated my PWC which does help a lot but the plastics are pure scratch magnets not mention other issues and I take care of my Stuff I'm fastidious...

Hi ya Kevin cheers for the amazing channel. Would this system work on 2021 Yamaha SVHO plastics as well as nano cell 2?

Thank you for the info - I had 93 gasoline spill on the mirror and hood trim the yellow part and it’s just ate all the color I have the same ski and year , do you think it will be ok to use it On the yellow hood trim ?

Kevin, any advice on the textured black plastic which turns gray over time? Most products restore to black UNTIL they get wet, then look worse than ever.

Have you tried Maxima SC1 "new bike in a can" silicone spray? Brings plastic to better than showroom shine.

Hi Kevin,does this method only restore the colour of the plastic or does it remove swirl marks also?

After all this is done, don't you still have to apply some kind of wax with UV protection? If so, what do most people recommend?

So this is useful but my question is this: Is the factory finish 'bare' ? i.e. it's just polished plastic, or is there some coating/glaze that we're removing here and then not replacing - thus the newly polished finish doesn't have the same sturdiness/UV/Salt protection of the original finish?

This looks great! Does it also work on the rougher plastic parts? I have a lot of fading on the main plastic parts that are the rougher type of plastic.

what do you recommend? for bumper plastics that get dull

I see you are shining up the plastic, but can you get the gas stains off the Matte black not the shiny black part?

Is this a paid presentation I use mcguires on my auto car xps vinyl and plastics cleaner works great on ski even use it on car

Does the same combo work well for non-plastic parts of the ski? E.g. foot wells or side panels that are not plastic.

Is the blue pad you are using a cutting pad?

Nice video on how to do it, unfortunately the products you used are available here in thailand🙁

Does it protect the carbon seal ?

Does this work for Yamaha fx

I find the only way to stop swirl marks on the gloss plastic panels is to vinyl wrap them.

Meguires 91 is now $35 on Amazon

Refueling while engine running? Seems somewhat unsafe

By the time the 2nd ad popped up and I hadn't learned anything yet, I hit pause to make this comment and now I'm dipping. Get to the point

I believe if you spend so much money on a brand new ski you should protect it before taking it out.... I bought mine and righ before weekend... It was hard do keep it in garage for the whole weekend and not taki it out on the water but I buffed and ceramic coated the whole ski..... No need of much care since....

This stuff works, BUT it makes the plastic so incredibly slippery. It is like dangerous getting in and out of the ski because how slippery it is.

You should NEVER buff anything in direct sunlight. You need to restore a cool surface as buffing generates heat anyway... Buffing a hot surface is the fastest way to damage it

That's just polishing paint tho.

Should have done the light test in a garage.

I would personally recommend just not buying Seadoo's as a superior solution to the many, many issues Seadoo's have. 😅