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I am preparing to restore the exterior of my boat this winter. I understand several users have used "PoliGlo" as a finish restorer. Is this a good product and do you recommend it?
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It's good as long as the gelcoat is in good enough condition. You need to get through the oxidation before you apply the Poly Glow. I suggest wet sanding with 800-1200 grit to remove oxidation.
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Polyglo has some guys that don't like it especially if you have to try and get it off - another option is Rejex, I think similar product that seems to raves by all - it was an aircraft product
Main issue is the prep on both
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