Have used poliglow for years and very happy with results.
My 26 year old
hull is beige and looks just about new when
poliglow applied (so I'm told).
few points...
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The prep is very important,
hull must be clean and must remove
oxidation or you will have nice shinny oxidation.
All the
work is in the prep, applying the poliglow 5-6 coats goes very fast as it drys very fast in warm temps, say over 70 f.
I get my best results when I strip off with poli prep and reapply
the PoliGlow rather than just touching up very year.
Main reason I use is that I do not have to compound hull
(removing a little gel coat every time...making it a little bit more
porous). If area or strip that has oxidation then you will have to
compound.
I do not use on
deck or anti skid, becomes to slippery.
Down side if you don't like results is strip off the poliglow
(with poli prep) and wax.
Hugo