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Always on the look out for something that will protect the gel coat, be easy to clean, is durable, and prevent water spotting. Anybody ever use this product?
I have not used, but I have used Griot's 3 in 1 Ceramic Wax. Much to my surprise, it is darn near amazing. It is wipe on wipe off, and it has lasted more than 6 months on my boat (salt water only).
I put it on as a topper to my existing wax (Griot's One Step - polish and synthetic wax) as a test, and it has done extremely well. Watch the video at Griot's Garage; it does what they say it does. One especially good feature is that it can be used on virtually any surface, including rubber, without any white residue.
I usually polish/wax my boat about this time of year, but I am trying to decide if I should wait.
I'd be interested as well. I'm sure this is no worse, and much cheaper, than the $1,500 "Vantage Protection System" coating that my dealer suckered me into buying.
