Poli Ox® Boats & RVs Oxidation Cleaner

This product rocks.....you have to put the work in to get the results....the product delivers.......you guys should do a video on my boat......it's a mean, clean with a Poliglow shine machine!

This stuff works awesome a little goes a long ways I fully went around my old camper top to bottom . And now my arms are rubber it took the black spots grime and oxidation off quickly . And I still have over 3/4 a bottle left I was worried about how much I would use well worth the money I did mix it with water in a squirt bottle to apply it here to hopeing the other stuff brings back the shine I’ll add more photos of the finished

Got rid of the sun baked oxidation and made it ready for poliglow

No matter how many times I washed my motorhome including the roof, I would get white streaks after it rained. It was due to oxidation on the fiberglass roof. A RV detailer told me about the product. I almost didn't buy it because all the how to videos are two dudes talking the whole time and no actual how to. I think maybe they are intentionally vague so you buy the big kit not knowing what you actually need. Based on the recommendation I bought the poly ox only. I cleaned the roof and then when up with the poly ox. 1 hour later and very little elbow grease, my roof is clean and smooth. It looked like milk running off when I rinsed. I bought two poly ox because I didn't want to run out or have the scrubber give out before I was done. I used less than a 3rd of 1 bottle and the scrubber looks great. 37 ft motorhome roof. Sorry, I did not take a before. 2013 Winnebago adventurer. If those guys would stop talking and actually show you how easy it is they would sell more product.

It’s quick and easy. This is after using Poli Ox on my motorhome and prior to applying 6 coats of Poly Glow

I was really skeptical when I started, but became a believer very quickly. The water in our marina is nasty. Lots of marine life, brown water, and it stains a white hull in only a short time. The brown water stains here had been accumulating over the past season and sat all winter. I followed the directions- wet the hull, sprinkled a small bit on the scrubber, and went over the dirty area. Scrubbed a lot at first and didn't see any result, then went back and read again. The five minute part is important. After that I really didn't do any more than sprinkle powder on the scrubber and walk down the waterline, re-applying every 5-8 feet, let it sit for five minutes, rinse off. In the clean photo I cleaned 40 feet of waterline in less than 15 minutes, barely scrubbed. Totally sold on this stuff.

Poli-glow definitely works. The negative feedback is generally due to someone trying to remove poli-glow. It's extremely difficult and when it hasn't been maintained it looks like skin peeling after a sun burn. I purchased a 41' sailboat with poli-glow. The poli glow was flaking off and had to be removed. It wasn't fun. In the end, I bought poli-strip and used an orbital sander and wet sanded thru it. Then I used poli-strip, then poli-prep and washed it down. From there I used poli-ox and poli-prep one more time...I basically used poli-prep along with lots of water to wash boat down. The poli-ox when used thick, like a paste, ate through most stains once poli-glow was removed. It took two-three days of prep. Application took half day per side. I used two kits. Also bought the rectangular special applicator (far better than their mitt). Make sure to have lots of disposable gloves. I don't think the chemicals will harm your hands much...I didn't have gloves for much of the prep work, but gloves are a must when applying poli-glow. Othnerwise your hand get very gunked up.

I have a 2018 37ft Winnebago travel trailer that was severely oxidized. The color is red, but it had white spots and was almost a pink color. I had spent about 200.00 using different oxidation products and wore myself out using a buffer, but nothing seemed to help as the oxidation came back. I then heard about the poli glow products. I started off by using poli ox then poli prep. After this I used 12 coats of poli glow. After the poli glow I used the poli slick. I cannot believe how this rv looks. The shine is a bright shinney red and looks great. I spent about 225.00 doing this but it was well worth the money. I wish that I had used this first. Great Products.

I haven’t used it yet the weather has been cold

Really gave my Class C RV a great shine. especially the front top overhang