Maxprop wrote:
"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
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On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 22:41:44 GMT, "Maxprop" wrote:


"Rednose" wrote in message
roups.com...
Been there, done that Kathy.
Most all my boats have required serious rescue to get em looking good.
If the "hazy finish is a consistent color I wouldscrub off all the old
oxidation to a consistent dull color using a non abrasive cleaner with
a product called TLC with a blue #3, scrubby pad. Then topcoat with a
polymer called Poli - Glo and it'll shine like new..This will not
restore color but if all the same tone after scrubbed down will restore
a maintence free shine.. tom

I'd go slowly with this advice. Poli-Glo and other polymers will
eventually
peel when exposed to UV. Then it's a job to get it off. Buffing out the
gel is the safest and best method. I'm not a fan of polymer overcoatings.

Max

Totally wrong on all counts. Not surprising, given the source.

Totally wrong in your seriously misguided opinion. Go ahead--use that poly
crap, but don't come whining back here when it peels and looks like ****.
Then again you're probably accustomed to your boat looking like ****. Or do
you even own a boat?

And by the way, you, like Bluto, are a jackass.

Max

That's an insult. I'd gladly be a jackass, but I never want to be like
CWM.

"Charlie Morgan" wrote:
Neal has used the "Bluto" sock before

Yes...

Then again, you correctly identified him as a jackass, so maybe you did
know who
it was.

New. this time it was Bob Crantz aka Gilligan... (trust me) keeping score

LP (too many socks, too little time...at least for me!)

"Bluto" wrote:

Go to hell you son of a
bitch.


Take it easy, dude! You are going to have a heart attack!

Love,
LP

"Capt. Rob" wrote:

Why don't you learn to post like someone who has been around for more than 6
months? Katy learned how after many years, maybe 8 years? You can do it
to! Don't be a Beached Thom that won't listen to anyone...

LP

You are not even a licensed
surveyor. You are a wannabe, a poseur. Fake.


I'm a paid fake! And if you ever buy a boat you should call me because
you need help!


BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA


RB
35s5
NY

"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
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On Tue, 19 Sep 2006 03:18:32 GMT, "Maxprop" wrote:


"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
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On 18 Sep 2006 17:16:33 -0700, "Capt. Rob" wrote:


I'd go slowly with this advice. Poli-Glo and other polymers will
eventually
peel when exposed to UV. Then it's a job to get it off.


Yep, we tried the stuff on some boats here. Created more work than it
was worth. I still have a whole kit under the sink.


RB
35s5
NY

Whatever you do DON'T FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS.

people who have problems with this product are simply incompetent.
That's
the
only explanantion that can be proven.

Of the half dozen boats that have used the stuff here, every one has
peeled.


So everybody around you is as stupid as you are?

Nope. Just as stupid as you.

Max

"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
news
I have used poliglow for many, many years. It has never had any problems.
I know
a lot of other people who also use it, and none of them would ever
consider
waxing a boat. The few morons who have trouble with poliglow are idiots
who
can't follow the very simple instructions. I guess that's you.

Is that why the manufacturer and the demo guys at the boat shows always
spend as much time showing how "easy" it is to remove as to apply?

Max

"Lady Pilot" wrote

New. this time it was Bob Crantz aka Gilligan... (trust
me) keeping score

LP (too many cocks, too little time...at least for me!)


Yikes, that's some sig. ya got there.