A-Glaze

[andybussell]

Has anybody had any experience of using A-glaze hull sealer? I have chalky red GRP topsides that I have polished with a cutting compound to a good finish. In past seasons waxing has lasted only a month or two, I hear that A-glaze finishes last a year and am thinking of using it.

 

[billgray]

I use Polyglow and am well pleased (4 years now - looks great)
www.polyglow.co.uk
Bill

 

[MoodySabre]

recent thread and piccies

 

[johndove]

Tried it, used it, don't like it.

over priced and looks like a copy of Amazing Glaze which in the USA is lot lot cheaper. web page

 

[billgray]

Sorry made spelling error should be www.poliglow.co.uk £35 worth lasted 4 seasons and was easy to apply.

 

[Elessar]

It was me that posted about the A glaze teak cleaner and I was amazed by it.
The A glaze fibreglass stuff I used on my bayliner. I didn't have a machine polisher then, and I think it would have been better if I did. The top coat is easily applied by hand but the prep coat needed more elbow grease than I had. The result was good, but not as good as I have since achieved with car products and a machine. There is a polimer topcoat in halfords which lasts well, but I've now found a product that you spray on and it doesn't even need buffing. It's on the boat and I can't remember the name so you'll have to wait until after the weekend.........