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I finally got the chance to try the marine line on my bass boat. The boat still looked good but had never been completely waxed properly so I figured since it is about 8 years old, I better get it done before I start having clear coat problems.
After washing & drying the boat, I started with the Cleaner/Wax. Doing one section at a time, I applied it by hand, let it haze up then wiped it off.
I then took a bottle of the Marine Polish & applied it by hand one small section at a time. I made sure to rub it in real good then immediately removed it before it dried per the instructions)
Lastly, I applied the Marine Fine Wax by hand to the whole boat & went & took care of a couple of other honey do's. I then removed all the wax by hand & took another clean rag & buffed it up real good.
I was really surpised at the ease of which all the products I used were removed from the boat! I have used waxes in the past that took MAJOR amounts of work to remove. The meguiars products were able to be removed with very little pressure or elbow grease! It was definately the easiest stuff to use I have ever used!
After washing & drying the boat, I started with the Cleaner/Wax. Doing one section at a time, I applied it by hand, let it haze up then wiped it off.
I then took a bottle of the Marine Polish & applied it by hand one small section at a time. I made sure to rub it in real good then immediately removed it before it dried per the instructions)
Lastly, I applied the Marine Fine Wax by hand to the whole boat & went & took care of a couple of other honey do's. I then removed all the wax by hand & took another clean rag & buffed it up real good.
I was really surpised at the ease of which all the products I used were removed from the boat! I have used waxes in the past that took MAJOR amounts of work to remove. The meguiars products were able to be removed with very little pressure or elbow grease! It was definately the easiest stuff to use I have ever used!
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