Star brite Marine Polish 16 oz bottle for fiberglass aluminum and painted boat surfaces

Star brite Marine Polish - 16 oz

$19.99
Sale price  $19.99 Regular price 
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Star brite Marine Polish 16 oz bottle for fiberglass aluminum and painted boat surfaces

Star brite Marine Polish - 16 oz

$19.99
Sale price  $19.99 Regular price 
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Star brite Marine Polish handles light oxidation, scratches, and swirl marks on fiberglass, aluminum, painted surfaces, hull fittings, and metal trim. Its UV-resistant formula outlasts conventional polishes and waxes by up to four times, and two properly timed applications build a protective barrier that resists chalking, rust, corrosion, and oxidation for a year or more. Tar, oil, and salt residue wipe away easily with fresh water once the surface is treated.

Specifications:

  • Size: 16 oz
  • Removes light oxidation, scratches, and swirl marks
  • Restores shine and color on fiberglass and aluminum hulls
  • UV protection helps prevent fading and chalking
  • Lasts up to 4× longer than standard polishes or waxes
  • Two-coat application provides up to one year or more of protection
  • Apply second coat 10–30 days after the first for best results
  • Foreign substances (tar, oil, salt) do not adhere to treated surfaces and rinse off with fresh water
  • Compatible with hand application or buffer
  • Works on hull surfaces, fittings, painted surfaces, and metal

Directions:

  • Wash the surface thoroughly before applying (Star brite Boat Wash recommended)
  • Shake bottle well before use
  • Apply in a firm, overlapping pattern with a clean cloth, working in small sections for uniform coverage
  • Rub well while polish is still wet to remove chalk, surface rust, and oxidation — no hard rubbing required on most surfaces; heavily chalked surfaces may need extra effort
  • Allow polish to dry to a haze, then buff off with a dry cloth
  • For maximum protection, apply a second coat 10–30 days after the first

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