Poli Glow

[Boston Pete]

My new boat had been out of the water for over 5 years and had some serious brown water line around the hull. Toggy Time Doug told me about Poli Glow, said the previous owner used it.

I picked up a bottle of their cleaner and polish/wax and can't tell you how impressed I am with the results. It was easy to apply the polish, like using a sponge...no elbow grease needed.

Glad Doug told me about this product....we'll see how it holds up but so far it get the thumbs up.

[Gerry Zagorski]

Best way I have found to remove the brown water line stains is a product called On/Off. Put some in a garden sprayer, spray it on, let sit for a minute or 2 (don't let dry) rinse off and you are done.

Also works great for disolving the white patches left after scraping barnicles.

This stuff is really toxic so you need to be careful to use gloves, wear eye protection and be careful not to breath it in.

Muratic Acid found in Home Depot (NS ) is supposed to work the same but I'm told is not as strong.

[River Rat]

+1 for the On/Off

[FDFisherman]

Can the on/off be used on aluminum?

is it the on/off by marykate?

[broken bobber]

Originally Posted by FDFisherman

Can the on/off be used on aluminum?

is it the on/off by marykate?

sure it will Vin... but ya got to put it on heavy and let it sit.....

[Gerry Zagorski]

Do not use on aluminum. If your boat is on a trailer you want to be very careful to cover the trailer before applying. Rinse everything off real well with a hose.

[Boston Pete]

Check out the website for Poli Glo, it works on aluminum also...it was really easy to use and did an amazing job.

[mboy]

Cheap toilet bowl cleaner form the supermarket is great on water line stains.

[Scoundrel]

Do not use this product. Looks fantastic when applied. 2 years you will know why.....
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[Boston Pete]

It's a little too late for me....but can you explain why?