Leverage works well.

I used Leverage last year and it is GREAT. It holds up even here in the Florida heat and son. Just pulled the boat to service the drives and put another coat of Leverage on.

Anyone used Zaino Bros. non-wax polishes on their boats? I spoke to Sal, the developer about this, and he said it would work beautifully and last better than any waxes. I use their products on my cars, and the results are incredible. It takes some extra elbow grease, but it's worth the effort.

Michael

I'm a long-time 3M and McGuiers fan, but since I've been turned on to Donnie's Leverage, I'm hooked. And his oxidation remover worked superb on my engine hatch where I redid my boat's name and hailing port. I'm impressed.

I use meguires paste wax i have found if it goes on easy and comes off easy it dont last. the hard stuff seems to last longer to me. the spray on buff and shines are okay for fast bling but i dont think they last. hard to beat a good good carnuba wax. wax on wax off my 3 cents worth

what type of wax is leverage, paste? spray on? etc... tell me more

This might be a little more work than you are willing - but what I did was........I typed in Leverage Boat wax in the google search engine page. Then after the next page loads the Leverage home page is the second site down. If you click on it it will take you to the Leverage home page where all your Leverage wax questions will be answered.


Had to get ya Boomer.

I use RejeX.

I use Menzerna FMJ for my cars and am going to try it on parts of the boat.

I need to check out this Leverage stuff everyone here is talking about. Does it have UV protectant?

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=140741

im having a hard time straying from my trusty 3M, and that link about was 22 pages!!!!

any sum up of pro's and cons of this stuff, i think i am ordering some tomorrow