GRProclean

[wazza]

Has anyone heard, or used this product and if so what did you think??

 

[FullCircle]

Please no not multi post across forums. Its considered bad manners around here.
Thanks.

 

[ColinHuggins]

BUT like much Rights of Passage information round here that doesn't appear in the Help folder. Little wonder then that the impression given is of a secret coterie ruling the roost while we novices flounder.

It's about time you arbiters of taste and fashion got your act together and honed up on your communication skills.

Do relay this to the Moderators, the Lounge too if you wish - Little Me can hardly find the right buttons to press, sorry!

 

[Phoenix of Hamble]

Yes it does....

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4) spamming - please do not post the same message in several forums and under no circumstances post messages with advertising messages or those seeking commercial gain of any kind.

[/ QUOTE ]So its about time you learnt to read more carefully.... to paraphrase....

Regardless..... not heard of it....

 

[moodycruiser]

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4) or those seeking commercial gain of any kind.

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Good job none of that goes on then.

 

[Sans Bateau]

wazza, while the children argue /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif, I had GRProclean look at my boat. My impression is that if you have the time the will and the ability, clean your boat yourself.

Oh, a belated welcome to the forums. But watch the rules, before the 'police' get yer!

 

[wazza]

Yeah thanks for that ETAP_Owner, out of 5 replys yours was the only one that mentioned my question....... some people are just born " rude words" and have nothing better to do than moan!!!!! SORRY I made a.... oh I can´t be arsed

 

[malcp]

I have used them for the last few years, and although expensive, they are very good (on South Coast uk anyway). They use a non-abrasive cleaning process, and the polish / sealant lasts all season, and makes subsequent washes easier. I can recommend them (no connection, except as customer).

 

[ccscott49]

Have used it on a two pack painted boat, and can reccomend it. I would reccomend degreasing the hull first, makes it work much better.

 

[iona]

We have used it sucessfully for a number of years. Itr is particularly good where the gell coat is wearing thin from repeated use of rubbing compound, as this product cleans without being abrasive.

 

[pcatterall]

What is so wrong with posting across a couple of forums.
I think that there are some posts/questions which would be of equal interest to several groups?
I can see why we dont want to be deluged with sales pitches however.

 

[Phoenix of Hamble]

Don't want to come across as 'forum police' because I don't like it any more than the next man, so i'll keep it brief.... it really doesn't need posting across several forums... otherwise we might as well only have one big forum for everything... and anyway, my earlier post was less about the multiple posting, and more an irritated response to Chuggins post that I found a little rude.

Anyway... back on subject... not used this product, but was pleasantly impressed this year with Poliglow....

 

[DickB]

I just bought the Poliglow product. Did it take a long time to put on?

 

[pcatterall]

Still not convinced!! GRP cleaners would be of equal interest to sail and motor boats, less so to the classic guys of course.
It seems reasonable to post this kind of question to at least these 2 forums.
In any case I dont see it as 'bad manners' and I can see how someone who has made a 'technical error' may object to being told he is 'bad mannered'.
I'm sure that the 'offence' could have been pointed out in a less abrasive manner.