Make your boat shine, and say goodbye to wax (long)
05-29-2003, 08:58 PM
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Question, in the future, I will be painting the boat which is presently 15 year old gel coat. Can this stuff be painted over? Is there some removal required or is painting not an option after it is used. Also I am compounding and polishing this weekend. Can I use my flagship and then use your product later when I get it? Does the flagship then have to be removed. Thanks
05-30-2003, 05:30 AM
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Email the board gods from the contact tab. Their names are Steve (east coast) and then there is Jeffery (west coast). Good guys who would love you to advertise on OSO for the nearly 10k members!
05-30-2003, 07:53 AM
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Just ordered some, thanks for the discount coupon.
I plan to give it the "ultimate" test. The (heavily oxidized) deck has been wet sanded with 1500 paper and I'm about ready to start buffing it (when it comes out of the paint shop where the sides have just been re-done to remove the old rainbow graphics). After a good buff and glaze I'm going to try a spot with the Crystal Guard and see how it "compares" to the fresh paint on the sides <EWG>.
-Greg
I plan to give it the "ultimate" test. The (heavily oxidized) deck has been wet sanded with 1500 paper and I'm about ready to start buffing it (when it comes out of the paint shop where the sides have just been re-done to remove the old rainbow graphics). After a good buff and glaze I'm going to try a spot with the Crystal Guard and see how it "compares" to the fresh paint on the sides <EWG>.
-Greg
05-30-2003, 08:25 AM
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Hey guys, sounds like great stuff, anyone using this please post results! Tako are you going to take your company public? If so how about letting us in on an initial offering!
05-30-2003, 08:26 AM
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There is absolutely nothing better for shining your boat than Biokleen's Polish & Sealant. They say you will never have to wax your boat again and even offer to refund your money if you do. It is a teflon coating with some kind of polymer. I used it once over a year and a half ago and it is still shining like a new penny...PLUS it is 16 oz for the same price 24.95 and you can do 10 or 12 mid-size boats with it.
Check them out at http://www.biokleen.com
Check them out at http://www.biokleen.com
05-30-2003, 09:14 AM
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05-30-2003, 12:32 PM
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Crystal Guard is a polymer product, but it contains advanced chemical technology that is not teflon. W use a fluorine glass mixtue with creates improved protection and a superior gloss.
Again the Coupon is cg4boatlovers ...use this voucher on our online store
Again the Coupon is cg4boatlovers ...use this voucher on our online store
