Poli Glow — 32 Ounce Fiberglass Restorer. Made for Boats and RVs and More.

This stuff really works if you just follow the directions. It last me approximately 3 yrs before I have to redo it.

We have a 2005 Gulfstream B/T Crioser that has been outside for 20 years- no cover. Needless to say the exterior was severely oxidized and dull in appearance. I stumbled on Poli-Glo while surfing Amazon. Decided to get some, but because of the price (+-$70 for 32 oz.) I almost cancelled my order. Lucky for me I didn't! After apply 4 coats (I had to buy another bottle to get that done,) the siding and the end and rear caps all look fantastic. I won't say "new" because there are a few dings in the exterior from branches rocks etc. But the shine is amazing. One suggestion - be sure to use the correct pad to apply Poli-Glo. I believe Amazon has kits that include applicators, and that would probably be a good idea. Also, you're not scrubbing - you're "applying" like a coat of paint. So don't be stingy I used a "Bona Mop" pad that's about 5"X16" and cut it in half. I buy lots of stuff on Amazon, but this is the first product I felt compelled to review. It's fantastic. Jim Smith

I have an older RV that the gelcoat has dulled and is oxidized, but otherwise in good shape. I have buffed and polished in the past only for it to last a short time. I was looking up different products to try and this one has such good reviews, I thought I would give it a try. I bought the kit with the Poliglow and the Poliprep, with the scrubber and the microfiber glove. I started with the poliprep and it did a great job of gettting the streaks and black marks off. You spend a lot of time scrubbing to your likeness because anything that is still on the gelcoat when you apply the poliglow, it will be locked in there. The Poliglow is like a clearcoat that goes over the gelcoat. You have to build up layers and here are some of the tips and tricks I figured out that really helped my finished RV look great. First, make sure the applicator stays damp, this keeps the poliglow more uniform across the glove. Also, stick it in a zip lock bag when not using, you do not want it to dry out while you are using it. I found out that applying this in direct sunlight in warm temps, is the best method. This allows the poliglow to dry really fast. The first 3 or 4 layers will look streaky and dull but this is ok and as you build up the layers, the shine will come back. I found if you do this when its cooler, the layers do not dry as quick and you will get some permanent streaking or running. I had to remove a section I did in the evening because I noticed this. When in direct sunlight, this gave me the best results with no streaking or running. It dries fast and you can keep working. Like it says, do not do big sections at a time, keep it to small what you can reach sections and build those up and move on. As far as how much to buy? I have a 40 ft toy hauler and I got to kits and I had just enough to finish the whole thing minus the nose cap. I have Durabak on the nose cap, so I dont need to worry about that. I ended up buying one more bottle of the poliglow to have for my maintenance coats. Overall, I am pleased with how my 10 year old RV looks and other than some of the decals show age, it looks new again. If I were to buy a new RV, I would put this on right away and preserve the whole RV including the decals. Its not too expensive and its a lot of work, especially the prep, but it does end up with great results.

i have used this years ago with good results, so i decided to buy some more for my aging 20 year old boat. it does not look as good as new gel coat but it does a nice job if you do the proper cleaning and prep. applying this is the easy part. the work is in the cleaning and stain removel. i also recommend the leather wrapped applicator.

I was skeptical. Brought back new shine to my camper. Awesome product!!!!

I'm really impressed at the final result, adds a high gloss "pop" to the finish that we didn't have even when the boat is new.I bought the full kit and followed the instructions exactly, and was not disappointed.

its works great .when applying more coats the shinier it getsi used on several old boats becausethe florida sun bakes the jell coat right off and no wax made can withstand salty seas , so why not ,, when you apply use the mit and don't gob it on .. nice and easy and recoat in five minutes when you get to about five coats you will be amazed.looks like new .. just a tip also after about a year or so and you want to re apply,, go to your local hardware store and get a gallon of high strength or non diluted floor stripper and put in spray bottle and use to remove old poli-glow also great for cleaning stubborn stains [ i use full strength ] just spray on and brush with a scrub brush and rinse ..and let dry and re apply ,, its also works on car faded bumpers ,, also never use harsh cleaners it will cause streaking the best thing i have found for cleaning the boat after poli glow was put on is car wash from auto store with wax or not it seems not to hurt the shine . it reminds me of mop an glow,,.

Work on my 2014 camper made it like new this product is great👌👍👍