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Yamaha 195S Saltwater usage/maintenance
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1WetBoat
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Nothing wrong with YamaShield. I have been using that and CorrosionX on my boat since purchased and have no issues or corrosion and i boat strictly in saltwater.
I wash everything down after every outing and spray YamaShield all over the engine compartment and on hinges, etc.. I use the CorrosionX on my trailer parts and the pump of the boat including the steering/bucket cables.
There are a ton of products available, so as long as you are using something instead of nothing, you should be good.
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how often do you apply them? And could I use yamashield on the trailer and steering/bucket cables?
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Ok so no lube on those. Thank you
1WetBoat
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I spray down everything with Yamashield after every outing, wash, rinse, spray.
CorrosionX tends to stick to whatever you put it on and doesnt wash off easily, so that one I just monitor for when I need to retouch the surfaces i sprayed.
Yeah, you can use it on the trailer also, just make sure you wash and rinse all the salt off first and then spray.
I buy them by the box since I use them so often. Have been doing it to both the boat and the waverunner since purchased, so I go through alot of the Yama stuff.
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