🚤 Shurhold Yacht Brite YBP-0101 Buff Magic Jar - Premium 22 oz. Boat Polish and Cleaner Review

The pictures aren't the best but trust me they talk about the accumulation on this truck. It's amazing that the pictures are just a layer that will help me with the oxidation. two more coats, but the difference is beautiful, I recommend this product. In the review I just did it hmmm no not for me I hope your car is not that bad 😢

This product works well, very well - on an old boat with thin gelcoat I could have used the 'white version' better without the rouge - this varnish was more aggressive than the 3m product I've used previously - nothing wrong with that, it cuts down on the working time, but on thin surfaces make sure you move the buffer a bit faster to better the amount of gelcoat removed manage. In contrast, the stainless steel looked like new! I have not received any compensation for this review -

I have used this product to remove heavy oxidation from a boat that has not been waxed in at least 3 years. I was skeptical that this product would work well enough to remove heavy oxidation. I was expecting to have to sand down the gelcoat to remove the oxidation. To my surprise, this product did an amazing job. I used this product with a medium blade DA grinder. I highly recommend you do the same if you want to remove oxidation from your boat. I recommend this product and will definitely buy…

Have been using this stuff for years. There is simply nothing better. If you don't get good results, you're doing something wrong. Most importantly, DO NOT USE THESE CHEAP CHINESE GASKETS SOLD HERE ON AMAZON. They just aren't the same as high quality foam pads or the finest twisted wool pads. The most aggressive (usually orange) pads aren't even as aggressive as the least aggressive pads. You must use a high quality wool pad to reduce oxidation! look at my photos They were picked up with a wool

I'm a boat repairer so I work with different products all the time. This material is great for certain jobs. This is not good for large flat surfaces, it will stick your pads together very quickly. I use it for small bumps like corners, under and around spikes, windows, and strips between anti-slip strips. What you do is take a brush and apply it thinly and work until it disappears. The more you work with it, the bigger it gets, and not as hard either. You can also dilute it with water, because

The gelcoat on my boat was in terrible condition. I contacted a "professional" boat repairer, asked them to inspect the boat and asked for a quote to get it back in shape. He told me that he needed to sand down the gelcoat because it was in very bad shape. I searched for thousands to do it. I took my Makita buffer and ONE can of this stuff and spent half a day polishing the boat. Once started, I couldn't stop. I saw the oxidation go away with the first application and when I was done the boat…