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Old 08-13-2009, 07:39 PM
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Default Re: Poly Glow

The poly prep that comes in the kit will easily remove the polyglo if used full strength. The only problem I've had with streaking is on the first couple of coats. If you apply 5-6 coats per directions, they seem to disappear. Of course this is on a white/ivory hull. Maybe that's more of a problem on a different or darker color.

I've tried the polishing compounds and waxes and the problem is they don't seem to last very long, at least in South Florida. The polyglo is so easy and so much more durable that it's no contest in my experience.
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