Leverage oxidation remover and polish. Went over it once with a foam pad on a slow-medium speed. Before and After. Works well

Leverage here too. As Jassman said twice a year, even in the SWFL sun my boat still looks great.

We do it every day and Meguiars cleaner wax is what we use

Meguiar's cleaner wax followed by the premium polish, then a coat of premium wax works perfect for me. 3x a season; use spray wax and quick clean in between.

I declare all opinions/votes final and have tallied all and declare Donnie's Leverage/Marine Clean the winner. Best bang for the buck. Yea, you may have to apply twice a year, but it's worth it and easy. Just used my last drop and need more.


BUT........... the first post said "just waxed the top of the cabin"...... Seems I remember the only time I waxed the top of my cabin, soon after, one of the cabin top dancers actually slipped and fell off the boat because it was so slick. What do you use to get a shine, but not slippery?

Unlike wax paint sealants are not as permeable of a surface. I learned that the name of the game is keeping the moisture in the finish and most all waxes let the moisture evaporate from the finish. Sealants seem to do a much better job. You should check out this stuff from a company called Detailers Mist. You can search them in google. They have this sealant they make that is amazing i've never seen anthing like it. Check them out you'll be amazed.

looks good..just did my candy red F150 today..

JAX WAX we use it on the over the road trucks, boats...i get it thru signorello 1-586- 405-9916 its goos cht.

I really gotta try this Leverage stuff. I'm going to order some next week.

leverage site is down.

I'd like to try some compound and polish on my 290 Sundancer.It's a rather hard boat to get at on the top sides.

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