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Old 06-05-2017, 11:39   #1
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Opinions on Seapower Super Poly Boat Polish
Our 1986 white gelcoat has been polished and waxed each of last few years with rather traditional products. The surface is in pretty good shape, but needs maintenance. Just got a pint of liquid Seapower Super Poly Boat Polish. Wife not sure this is what we should be using. Anybody using this and have comments? Any reason to use or not to use? Thanks
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