05-05-2010
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We've had good experience with a similar product (though better rated) called Poliglow - same basic procedure with pretty amazing results, esp initially.
However, a few seasons on we are using it only on the topsides, and using a conventional wax on deck, cockpit and cabintop. We found the Poliglow discoloured when exposed to traffic and sunscreened bodies, quickly becoming quite unsightly.
Their pre-treatment product, "Poliprep" is a great cleaning agent too. You can buy a starter kit, with the prep, the polish, a scrubber and an applicator that will easily do a mid-30 foot boat with some left over.
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1984 Fast/Nicholson 345
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