Does it TRUELY remove the oxidation, or does it just mask it under the glossy shine? I can wet my boat with water and it looks super shiny, but a few mins later when it tries I can see the oxidation again very easily.
You should just compound out the oxidation and then "wax" it but keep applying wax every few (6) months to keep it looking good forever. Hiding oxidation is just that. Butter would do a similar job, olive oil, transmission fluid... Won't stop further oxidation, staining, scuffs,... You maintain the engine, the electronics, the trailer and the truck but not the boat itself? Try it or hire someone to do it for you and see the difference. Don't use caranuba-based waxes use polymer sealants and clean between compounding and "Waxing"
Does it work Yes. Does it last HECK NO. So if you want your boat to look a LOT better with very little effort this is maybe worth the cost. However you will need to re apply every second or third trip. I have a self made product I use in my cabinet shop combination of mineral oil and beeswax that I can,t tell the difference in performance. Except I could make 2 gallons for $50.
Damn... you convinced me. 50 bucks a bottle though... I hope it works for my old ranger
Does it TRUELY remove the oxidation, or does it just mask it under the glossy shine? I can wet my boat with water and it looks super shiny, but a few mins later when it tries I can see the oxidation again very easily.
If it held that shine for several month totally worth it, how much if your bottle did it take to do the whole boat, less than half?
I bought this for my Triton Tr21, I wasn’t sure at first but this stuff does work! Nice Ranger by the way!!
Many months later.
Does the boat still have the shine?
Would you still recommend this product?
How long did it last? Thank you
It didn't.
When you use this product how long did shiny last? How often did you have to repeat to keep it shiny?
it held its shine for at least two months.....
Where can you buy this stuff?
I bet with a buffer it be even bettee
You should just compound out the oxidation and then "wax" it but keep applying wax every few (6) months to keep it looking good forever.
Hiding oxidation is just that. Butter would do a similar job, olive oil, transmission fluid...
Won't stop further oxidation, staining, scuffs,...
You maintain the engine, the electronics, the trailer and the truck but not the boat itself? Try it or hire someone to do it for you and see the difference.
Don't use caranuba-based waxes use polymer sealants and clean between compounding and "Waxing"
So how long did it last?
it held a shine for several months
Does it work Yes. Does it last HECK NO. So if you want your boat to look a LOT better with very little effort this is maybe worth the cost. However you will need to re apply every second or third trip. I have a self made product I use in my cabinet shop combination of mineral oil and beeswax that I can,t tell the difference in performance. Except I could make 2 gallons for $50.
Are they really putting penetrol that’s $10 for 32oz in a 12 oz bottle for $54???