meguiars boat/rv pure wax #56
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I have used it on several boats and cars....goes on easy and polishes off easy....as far as how long it lasts I can't say, but it seems to be good stuff in my opinion.....Fred
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I have used #56 for several years on my 35 Fountain.
Meguires is quality stuff. It also is easy to work with.
Here is something I did one year with great results. I rented a cabin on Wis river in 2001 for 8 nights and left her in the water the whole time. The river is very iron concentrated and even overnight, the hull will brown slightly. Not happy to have this on my thoughts while trying to enjoy our 20th anniversary vacation, I decided to not buff the wax off the bottom shortly before my trip. Any underwater area had a light film of #56 for 8 nts. I guess instead of 75 I may have dropped to 74mph, but when I pulled her out, the wax had dissolved for the most part and with little effort she was like new again. I am above average in taking care of everything I have except the sleds I beat those pretty hard. They are made for abuse. Good luck.
Meguires is quality stuff. It also is easy to work with.
Here is something I did one year with great results. I rented a cabin on Wis river in 2001 for 8 nights and left her in the water the whole time. The river is very iron concentrated and even overnight, the hull will brown slightly. Not happy to have this on my thoughts while trying to enjoy our 20th anniversary vacation, I decided to not buff the wax off the bottom shortly before my trip. Any underwater area had a light film of #56 for 8 nts. I guess instead of 75 I may have dropped to 74mph, but when I pulled her out, the wax had dissolved for the most part and with little effort she was like new again. I am above average in taking care of everything I have except the sleds I beat those pretty hard. They are made for abuse. Good luck.
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Originally posted by David Haag
I did a search on wax and no one mentioned this stuff. Is it any good?
I did a search on wax and no one mentioned this stuff. Is it any good?
If im thinking about the same thing its good!!
WE always buff our boat out with really good stuff, but now on our cars we use this wax that you spray on while its wet and then wipe it down really good, it works ok but you should try it out, much easier then applying the wax and buffing it out, but we always buff on our boat.