What do you find to be an easy to apply, easy to buff off, high quality boat wax that offers great results?
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capt chris
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REJEX, REJEX, REJEX!Captain Blood said:What do you find to be an easy to apply, easy to buff off, high quality boat wax that offers great results?
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The Rejex one that's first on the list.Captain Blood said:
CJBROWN
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Good results with 3M liquid boat wax.
It's just wax though, no cleaning properties.
A West Marine item...
It's just wax though, no cleaning properties.
A West Marine item...
Brad1
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I've had good luck with 3m wax as well. It seems to last a very long time. I use their automotive waxes on my car and truck.
hotajax
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Boat Wax - Collinite
I just used Collinite Fiberglass Boat Wax. The only real PIA is shaking the bottle b-4 you use it because all the solids settle out. But once it got mixed up, on and off easy. Very nice shine. Supposed to be very durable as well. Cleaned underneath with Meguiar's Number 44 Color Restorer.
I just used Collinite Fiberglass Boat Wax. The only real PIA is shaking the bottle b-4 you use it because all the solids settle out. But once it got mixed up, on and off easy. Very nice shine. Supposed to be very durable as well. Cleaned underneath with Meguiar's Number 44 Color Restorer.
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Follow the directions carefully especially not using it in direct sunlight and allowing it to cure for the required time period. Let me know how you like it.Captain Blood said:Well, I ordered the Rejex and I am looking forward to trying it out.
capt chris said:Follow the directions carefully especially not using it in direct sunlight and allowing it to cure for the required time period. Let me know how you like it.Captain Blood said:Well, I ordered the Rejex and I am looking forward to trying it out.
Well I have the Rejex now. 1 Question though... I am not 100% sure on what to do after I apply it. Do I rub off the wax haze right away, or do I wait until after it sits in the shade for a day?
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Wipe it off and then let it sit in the shade for a day.Captain Blood said:capt chris said:Follow the directions carefully especially not using it in direct sunlight and allowing it to cure for the required time period. Let me know how you like it.Captain Blood said:Well, I ordered the Rejex and I am looking forward to trying it out.
Well I have the Rejex now. 1 Question though... I am not 100% sure on what to do after I apply it. Do I rub off the wax haze right away, or do I wait until after it sits in the shade for a day?