Wow Dave...that looks good. Now I'm definitely going to have to try some as soon as I get a chance. I really like my Aqua Buff, but you're makin a believer out of me.

Dave, if I just want to maintain my shine on my boat can I just use Vitreo and an orbital or will I need to use a polisher? I am afraid since I am new to a polisher that I could ruin my gel coat.

Tried Vibra cut as well. Did this side of the boat in 40 minutes and finished up with Vetreo

I just ordered the trio of the Cut,Buff, and Vitreo.

I did the same. Ordered all 3 yesterday. I have been using 3m super compound Ive had for over 15 years !

I ordered up vibra cut and vitero this spring, did an awesome job. I was happy with their cuddy buddy vinyl cleaner too

Dave, a question for you: My boat's gel is getting a bit thin in several spots, so I am pretty hesitant to hit it real hard with anything aggressive. It is kept indoors most of the time, but the light/dark blues in the gel still dull down over time. I usually just hit it with some of the 3M swirl remover (grey) and a foam pad, and follow up with some good Carnuba wax, but this stuff looks impressive from the pictures.

Is the Cut and Buff going to be too aggressive for my old gel coat? Would just using the Vitreo produce good results on a gel that is kept up and does not have a lot of exposure?

Thanks!

Bud they have a lighter product called Quick Step that may be what you need. Totally Buff can also be used with a lighter touch though, the product breaks down as you work it and sort of turns to a light polish and self cleans towards the end of it's duty cycle. Either way I would use Vitreo for the final surface

I just ordered the trio myself. My poor Formula has been under the cover for a few years now just waiting for me to get back to work on her...Thanks Glassdave

Glassdave how does the Vitero compare to Leverage? Is it easy to use? Thanks for your input!