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    Marine polishing and Wax

    I am getting ready to commission my boat. I would like to detail it before I put it in thes year. The finish is in good condition. was thinking of a medium cutting polish or a light rubbing compund then followed by a good wax.

    What would you recommend as far as what type of polish and what type of wax (carnuba/teflon)?

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    Re: Marine polishing and Wax

    I`d go with a synthetic. I`ve used Klasse AIO/SG on boats in the past with great success. Durable, nice shine, and no friction in the water!

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    Re: Marine polishing and Wax

    I thought Collinite made a complete line of excellent marine waxes.


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    Re: Marine polishing and Wax

    Do you use anythin on top of KAiO - What is SG?

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    Re: Marine polishing and Wax

    Quote Originally Posted by TomG
    Do you use anythin on top of KAiO - What is SG?
    SG is Klasse Sealant Glaze.
    http://www.detailcity.com/klasse-car-wax.html
    I think he is saying that he used Klasse AIO followed by Klasse Sealant Glaze.
    Lots of good products out there for marine use. I happen to use Meguiar`s Flagship Premium Marine Wax.
    http://www.meguiars.com/?boat-flagsh...ium-Marine-Wax

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    Re: Marine polishing and Wax

    Quote Originally Posted by CharlesW
    SG is Klasse Sealant Glaze.
    http://www.detailcity.com/klasse-car-wax.html
    I think he is saying that he used Klasse AIO followed by Klasse Sealant Glaze.
    Lots of good products out there for marine use. I happen to use Meguiar`s Flagship Premium Marine Wax.
    http://www.meguiars.com/?boat-flagsh...ium-Marine-Wax

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    Re: Marine polishing and Wax

    I think he is saying that he used Klasse AIO followed by Klasse Sealant Glaze.
    That is indeed what I was saying. I never bothered to look for good marine sealant/wax, since I already had the Klasse and it worked fine for me.

    I suspect that products developed specifically for marine use might have some advantages, so might be worth a look.

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    Re: Marine polishing and Wax

    The finish on the boat is in pretty good shape. Should I use a polish (if so what grade?) or should I use a light rubbing compund?

 

 

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