Can this product be used on a fiberglass boat?
784122
I don't see why not. As long as your boat's hull is coated it should be great.
784123
Very much so, yes, I have put it on glass, chrome wheels, car finishes and fiberglass finishes. I am very sure you will be able to tell the difference.
784124
Yes, but it would probably not be very beneficial if the surface is always touching salt water. This product is just a very heavy exterior coat, but not actually "permanent".
577417
I used it on paint and it worked well, it would work on painted fiberglass like a corvette. It would not likely work well on say a oats gel-coat that is heavily oxidized.
346762
I use Nu Finish twice a year on my fiberglass ski boat. It should be applied in the shade and at 3 sq foot areas at a time. Excellent results. One suggestion: use a Fiberglas de-oxidizer first if the fiberglass has dulled with age. The Nu-Finish does a great job of preserving it like new.
538099
I'd highly recommend getting the Collinite insulator wax #845! I don't think the fiberglass wax would be appropriate for a car. I have used both, and they ate both amazing waxes, but I only use the fiberglass wax on my boat. Get the insulator wax, you'll love it!! I've used it for many years, and everyone that I know that uses it loves it too! Very easy to use and great results. Hope this helps! Good luck :)
614322
Yes. I used it on my jon boat. Just etch the boat with muriatic acid and prime it first
538098
I'd highly recommend getting the Collinite insulator wax #845! I don't think the fiberglass wax would be appropriate for a car. I have used both, and they ate both amazing waxes, but I only use the fiberglass wax on my boat. Get the insulator wax, you'll love it!! I've used it for many years, and everyone that I know that uses it loves it too! Very easy to use and great results.Hope this helps! Good luck :)
656180
I use this on a 14 year fiberglass boat. the boat was either in the water or winter storage. it had quite a bit of oxidation on it. I bought a Makita buffer to buff out the boat. it was a lot of work. I am thinking I should have first got a very coarse grit buffing compound. one thing that worked well to get the grime off the boat was gel toilet bowl cleaner I bought at the dollar store. again with a project that old, I would get a very coarse buffing compound then perhaps followed up with this product. get on YouTube and see how they clean boats with this stuff, that's what I did. my project turned out the sort of okay with this product but it was a lot of work. I use this on a 14 year fiberglass boat. the boat was either in the water or winter storage. it had quite a bit of oxidation on it. I bought a Makita buffer to buff out the boat. it was a lot of work. I am thinking I should have first got a very coarse grit buffing compound. one thing that worked well to get the grime off the boat was gel toilet bowl cleaner I bought at the dollar store. again with a project that old, I would get a very coarse buffing compound then perhaps followed up with this product. get on YouTube and see how they clean boats with this stuff, that's what I did. my... » Read More I use this on a 14 year fiberglass boat. the boat was either in the water or winter storage. it had quite a bit of oxidation on it. I bought a Makita buffer to buff out the boat. it was a lot of work. I am thinking I should have first got a very coarse grit buffing compound. one thing that worked well to get the grime off the boat was gel toilet bowl cleaner I bought at the dollar store. again with a project that old, I would get a very coarse buffing compound then perhaps followed up with this product. get on YouTube and see how they clean boats with this stuff, that's what I did. my project turned out the sort of okay with this product but it was a lot of work. « Show Less
2077084
Don't think you should use this on wooden boats. I'm sure there is a Velspar product made for boats. I'm often wrong but never in doubt
1949901
It is a very good product. I used it on fiberglass and it will probably work on some plastics, the ones that epoxy glue will stick to, but I don't think it will adhere to all plastics.
2054703
If it is truly Fiberglass then the answer is yes. However, remember there is "No Free Lunch". You will have to put the time and effort into the task.
196076
Yes I would definitely think so. I've used this product for years on all types of vinyl fiberglass etc and it works brilliantly. I like the fact it doesn't wash off I the rain. My spa cover looks brand new
1729487
I imagine it would work better on a fiberglass tub because of the smooth surface!
1396128
http://www.marinetex.com/gluvit.html this should help better than what i can say. I really liked the results. i used it on my fiberglass deck that had some stress cracks in it and I added Evercoat epoxy color agent and I'm happy with how it turned out. I hope you get some good results, this stuff really is nice.
1710923
Probably, since it can be used on fiberglass objects, but I've never used it on Kevlar so I don't really know. Depends on the size of the hole. It would be a cheap experiment since it costs less than 6 bucks, and it's designed to be used on projects that will be in water. But if I had an expensive Kevlar canoe I'd be patching it with a Kevlar patch no matter the cost.
1771313
I would recommend a silicon sealer when installing this item; also my application through hull on my fiberglass boat was no problem; There is adequate allowance for the thickness of any vehicle auto or marine; Just make sure that the surface is not curved when the hole is drilled in order to avoid slippage and any potential leak.
1323169
No, it will not. It just helps to repel water, dirt and other staining items from the deck. Also helps with oxidation on the fiberglass throughout the boat.
2161488
Yes, it is OK to use with a fiberglass tub. My tub is fiberglass and I've been using this for about a year. No problem.