To PoliGlow or Not to PoliGlow

[vkmaynard]

We will never use PolyGlow again. Looked great for one year then started to flake off.

We have at least 100+ hours in stripping over two years and still can't get it off. Used Red Devil floor stripper, PolyStrip, wet/dry sand paper, razor blade, Sun UV + time. I was warned in advance. What a nightmare.

PolyGlow must have many complaints. They sent us 6 $10 cans of PolyStrip for free with shipping. Just smears around and very slowly removes sometimes.

Victor

[Sea Wind]

I had the same bad experience as Victor. It is very hard to remove, I used one full can of Polistrip just in the raccoon black stripe and I still have residual poliglow.
My short answer is not to Poliglow

[fouz]

I'm sure you have seen Erik's X. Does the newglass 2 look like something you would try after your experience with the polyglow?

We will never use PolyGlow again. Looked great for one year then started to flake off.

We have at least 100+ hours in stripping over two years and still can't get it off. Used Red Devil floor stripper, PolyStrip, wet/dry sand paper, razor blade, Sun UV + time. I was warned in advance. What a nightmare.

PolyGlow must have many complaints. They sent us 6 $10 cans of PolyStrip for free with shipping. Just smears around and very slowly removes sometimes.

Victor

[Divecoz]

I have New Glass 2 used it on a " spot" looks like they said it would and was easy... I intend to use it on both my boats..

[BOAT]

I do have the Fleet Wax on 'boat' but recently I have used the collonite fiberglass cleaner to shine up a few places - does that mean I must put more fleet wax back on again? (Does the cleaner remove the fleet wax?)