So do you think I carry enough sun screen in my boat

I had to do some work on Jason's boat and I opened up a compartment to find no less than
12 sun blocks and 5 lip balm's

I get all the sunscreen, but whats that rolled up in the ziplock??

The scary part of that is that there is more in the glove box - I keep my own stash away from the visitors lol.......

OMG you are not kidding

Behold the worlds greatest collection of SPF

The glove box yielded another 7

Sexy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCSZfmbFJyQ

damn that is a lot of sunscreen....head up though, ive heard that heat makes it break down and stop working as well.

I am too cheap to buy a bimini......lol

You have a 40th edition Xstar and you are too cheap to buy a bimini. 1st world problems.

You should all be aware that this is what happens when you drop your boat off for service.....the TECH (G) is always gonna go through your stuff......lol.....

To be fair that tan round bottle is my girlfriends hair conditioner

Easily one of my favorite threads on WW in some time.... Just good fun!

Originally Posted by phatboypimp

The scary part of that is that there is more in the glove box - I keep my own stash away from the visitors lol.......

I actually laughed.... Then G actually posts a pic...EXCELLENT!

Lmao!

And not one can of spray lotion? You gotta have spray on lotion. Time to hit the store.

Originally Posted by brettw

And not one can of spray lotion? You gotta have spray on lotion. Time to hit the store.

That stuffs deadly in a boat! All over the upholstery, etc.

Originally Posted by ttrigo

That stuffs deadly in a boat! All over the upholstery, etc.

AGREED! itll leave little white spots all over the gel coat... NOT ON MY BOAT.

Sun screen does expire, I toss mine at the end of every season as it starts to lose effectiveness after 1 year

I've never had a problem with spray leaving any marks on my upholstery or gel coat. I love the stuff. It''s so much easier than the spread on stuff when you're kind of wet, and it's quicker. It leaves no more mess than people who are greasy from having a bunch of lotion on.

Bret; I to have heard story's about vinyl stain spots from spray on coppertone. What I have heard is that is when it's in the "Mist form" is when it's a problem. After is on your body and dryed I guess it's not a problem.

Laying towels out everywhere and making it a rule that you must sit on a towel has cut down on my Vinyl cleaning regimen and kept the vinyl in the new boat looking new. It's so much easier to throw a $6 towell in the washer then having to scrub and condition the vinyl after each outing

I throw the sunscreen out at the end of every season and then I make one massive trip to Walmart in the spring. Although some of those in the picture have been left behind by others.

I used to use the spray on stuff until I saw it eating the gel coat on my last boat. I have a number of rules on my boat but the top three are 1. No flavored chips (cheetos etc.), 2. no colored beverages (mixers, red wine, etc) and 3. No spray lotion.

I have a number of rules on my boat but the top three are 1. No flavored chips (cheetos etc.), 2. no colored beverages (mixers, red wine, etc) and 3. No spray lotion.

Good advice.

My brock deck at home still has the outline of my sister's kid's feet after she sprayed them with sunscreen. I will need to scrub the deck with a solvent.
Many passes with my power washer have had no effect. Even bleach had no effect.

Spray lotion is also a huge ripoff in my opinion. It seems to have a lot less stuff in it and last way less time than regular lotion. The only good reason for spray sunscreen in my opinion is to avoid the akward ordeal of man on man lotion application.

^True - it's never fun when a guy asks another guy to spread lotion on his back. Stand up on the part of the boat furthest downwind and spray away.