Poli Glow & Mitt Applicator — Fiberglass Restorer Plus Smooth Surface Applicator.

Easy to apply and makes the fiberglass on my boat shiny.

This is one of the best products on the market. it performs exactally as advertised which is extremely unusual in todays market. I have used it on my travel trailer forthe last 5 years and it still shines like it is new. Itis easy to apply and if applies as instructrd it will last a reasonable amount of time.

Have been using for 4 years on my 32 year old sailboat. Used Poli Strip, Poli Ox and Poli Prep to clean up prior to applying Poliglow 1st time. Otherwise you are just sealing stains. Then just apply a couple of coats of Poly Glow each Spring. Great product!

I used it on my 5 y/o RV and it looks like new. It is quite time consuming to do it right, but well worth the time.

Used the product to refresh the front and rear of our 5th wheel trailer. Poli glow made it gleam again. The product is easy to use and the directions are excellent. FOLLOW the directions and you should get great results. One word of caution - Make sure that the surface is completely free of any water, or potential drips while you are applying the product otherwise you may end up having to remove and reapply the glo. Also, you will likely need at least 6 coats of the product to bring out the shine. Product dries fast between coats and I was able to apply in direct sunlight.

this is the only product that brightened and shined the dull coloring of our 5th wheel

This stuff is truly amazing! Hard to believe the transformation in appearance with so little effort.

Poly Glow easy to use and results are great!

I have a 39 year old sailboat (83 model year) that I have owned now for 26 years. I am definitely all about low maintenance. I haul out about every 3years for a bottom job and to refresh of the top sides. The Gelcoat and boot-top stripes are original. My formula is fairly simple, I start by brushing on 2 coats of Fiberglass Stain Remover (FSR ) Gel and then scrubbing off with water and a Scotch-brite pad. I then prep the surface by spraying a diluted Ammonia solution and another lite scrubbing with a Scotch-Brite pad. I rinse thoroughly with water and let dry. I use the Mitt which, as others have commented, has made the application easy and flawless. One bottle will do 5+ coats. The first 2 coats will look uneven and splotchy, but by the 4th coat you will be amazed. Additional coats just add to the shine. Some of my original prep several years ago trapped in some of the old stains near the waterline, and also trapped in some of the oxidation of the boot-top but really is not noticeable once back in the water so I am okay with it. As everyone says, any discoloration will be trapped so prep is the key. As you can see from the attachment, the results are fantastic. These results were achieved over about a 7 hour period from start to finish. It is satisfying to have others, including professional boat prep people come up from the boat yard and make positive comments on how great the finish looks.

Worked as expected.