marineclean

Another new addition by Leverage.

I'm letting the cat out of the bag kind of early, but I've been working on a new shine for awhile.

I've received interest for something to make black rubrails, tires, hoses, caps and plastic shine, so here goes. I believe my name for it will be Rubber Shine. I can see a reflection off of the tires I've done and the rubrails look shiney as I've ever seen. It's not a cleaner, but a final SHINE to your boat, trailer and tow rig.

My test results are averaging three weeks to a little more than a month, but it all depends on your conditions. If you drive down a gravel road everyday or if the trailer is dunked everyday then your results will vary. My averages are street driving, dunking the trailer three times, the boat in a covered slip when not in use and everything cleaned and rinsed with only water.

I hope to have everything finished by the Jax PR the first week in June and to have it in my distributors hands by the time I return.

I will get some pictures up this weekend.

Donnie

sunsation96

That sounds really cool, I'll try it.
Will do some more testing for you Donnie, for a free sample.
It's always good to know how it will work in Michigan

zitoracing

I will try it also if it works like your wax then it will be a great.

marineclean

Thanks for the feedback guys!

Here's a few quick before and afters. The truck is filthy due to the weather, so please excuse the dirt.

carter38

Nice can't wait to try it. Everything else works great.