PoliGlow?

[blaruffa]

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.

[outnumbered]

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

[blaruffa]

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

[keeperreaper]

Originally Posted by blaruffa

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.

[oncape]

Originally Posted by blaruffa

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.

[blaruffa]

Thanks OnCape

[Mr. Sandman]

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.