Starbright Premium Marine Polish

[Sunscape fan]

I was at my dealer today to get my boat de-winterized (FINALLY!!!!) and was talking to the service department about waxing the boat. They recommended I use Starbright Premium Marine Polish. Has anyone on here used this product and if so, did you like it? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[DIE2SURF]

I was at my dealer today to get my boat de-winterized (FINALLY!!!!) and was talking to the service department about waxing the boat. They recommended I use Starbright Premium Marine Polish. Has anyone on here used this product and if so, did you like it? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Use it, love it. It's got PTEF Teflon in it...makes the boat super slick and easy to clean/wipe down.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teflon

Edited May 8, 2009 by DIE2SURF

[srab]

Read this review at www.properboatcare.com. I've been using this stuff

for the past two years. Easy to find. Relatively inexpensive. Pretty

straightforward to apply. Great results.

[davemac]

I bet if you run a search for "starbright" at least ten threads will come up, with more info for you.

[DIE2SURF]

I bet if you run a search for "starbright" at least ten threads will come up, with more info for you.

yup. MalibuDude loves to convert members to this stuff.

[Kingfish]

Thats all I ever used on my Glastron, it works great for hard to remove water stains and shines the boat up great. But from what I have read: "Polish is an abrasive cleaner while wax is a protective coat". I'm thinking I should have applied a wax after the polish.

When I sold the boat it still looked like new, the time you take up front pays off down the road.

Edited May 9, 2009 by Kingfish

[Sunscape fan]

Great. Thanks for the help. I am gonna pick some up today and give it a try.

[Killer]

what is everyone's take on using wax after this product?

many write ups about this "polish" indicate its one step ability to clean & protect

[wakeup]

I've used it before and worked great. Also used something called Yachtbrite and seemed to work about the same.

when I was at the TN Malibu plant tour back in 06, they were using some version of Meguiar's in bulk.