Any body use PoliGlow? It has been shown on ShipShapeTV a few times. I was thinking about having it applied instead of having the hull compounded and waxed.

Bill don't worry about it your wife told me that she was going to wax it and polish it for you this year.

LOL, her idea of waxing it would be with GAS and a MATCH :)

LOL, her idea of waxing it would be with GAS and a MATCH :)

Welcome to the club. I always get "If you loved me and paid as much attention to me as you do your boat and fishing gear we'd be the Brady family."

Disclaimer: If my wife sees this I was only kidding honey.:jump:

Any body use PoliGlow? It has been shown on ShipShapeTV a few times. I was thinking about having it applied instead of having the hull compounded and waxed.

I used it on my transom a few years ago. Holds up pretty well, but after that its a pain in the neck to get off or get a uniform look to the finish when you attempt to redo.

Thanks OnCape

They make a special chemical to remove it. You can't get it all off by sanding. Consider it a clear coat "paint" of sorts. I have not used it myslef but heard this from others.

The before and after photos of boats done with this look great.