We did our Hunter 25.5 hull topsides several years ago in Poli Glow with excellent results. For some reason I don't recall, we did not use Poli Glow on the rest of the exterior of the boat. We're going to haul the boat some time this summer for a week or two for some routine maintenance work including re-applying Poli Glow to the hull topsides. Is there some reason why Poli Glow can't be used on the rest of the boat? TIA, Bill
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No reason at all not to use it!!
Just don't do the anti-skid areas with it. Made the smooth areas on our doghouse and deck look just like new again. (1973 G-26)
Just don't do the anti-skid areas with it. Made the smooth areas on our doghouse and deck look just like new again. (1973 G-26)
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I am a long time user of Poliglow. I do not use it in the cockpit because it is a little difficult applying on all the curved edges. On an older boat, I tried it in an area that would be stepped on, and kept getting gray scuff marks from the shoes for some reason. I would not use it on anti-skid because of the sun reflection and possible slippery conditions. Make sure you keep up with applications once a year. If you let it go too long, it will start to look nasty and will have to be removed. I was one of the first to use it in our marina, and now there are many boats with Poliglow.
I am a long time user of Poliglow. I do not use it in the cockpit because it is a little difficult applying on all the curved edges. On an older boat, I tried it in an area that would be stepped on, and kept getting gray scuff marks from the shoes for some reason. I would not use it on anti-skid because of the sun reflection and possible slippery conditions. Make sure you keep up with applications once a year. If you let it go too long, it will start to look nasty and will have to be removed. I was one of the first to use it in our marina, and now there are many boats with Poliglow.
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