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Hi,

what is the best way/product to clean up and
restore shine of fiberglass that is a bit dull,
i.e. the topsides of an older fiberglass boat?
Possibly without too much polishing?

Thanks,

Chris


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I've found that ignoring it workes best.

Works for me! Did the polishing job this spring. Lasted a few weeks.
Will probably be another 5 years before I get around to it again.

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On Fri, 26 Aug 2005 01:48:18 GMT, Jere Lull wrote:

In article . com,
wrote:

I've found that ignoring it workes best.

Works for me! Did the polishing job this spring. Lasted a few weeks.
Will probably be another 5 years before I get around to it again.

Interesting!

Me poor ol' mum used to tell me that a square tuit was easier to find
and use than a round tuit......

Perhaps you should try the square one.....


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Bruce Nichol
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ALBURY NSW Australia

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If it ain't broke, fix it until it is....

wrote:

I've found that ignoring it workes best.

Works for me! Did the polishing job this spring. Lasted a few weeks.
Will probably be another 5 years before I get around to it again.

Interesting!

Me poor ol' mum used to tell me that a square tuit was easier to find
and use than a round tuit......

Perhaps you should try the square one.....

Since we're on this slant, I was thinking about the subject header and
am wondering if all the solutions offered would work on American
Fiberglass as well as Polish Fiberglass??? Sam