Adam's on a Yatch?

[Chadley]

Has anyboby used Adam's produsts on thier boat? I getting ready to do a quick haul next month and was thinking I might give it try. I get a little nervous about using non-marine products on her .

[BrianT]

I've used Adam's products on my parents boat, but their boat only sees fresh water. I have no idea how the products would hold up to salt water.

[astro-jason]

The Products work on my fiberglass revel trailer. I dont see a difference with your boat, unless its clear coated. I the main thing is make sure you have all the oxidation off before applying any product.  

 

 I use buttery wax and H2O on mine.

 

-Jason

[LT1xL82]

Some folks feel to "made for marine use" formulations of products marketed for marine use makes a difference. Boats are exposed to more sun, water...than the typical land yacht. 

 

That said, I have used both marine and automotive products on boats. Last season I used Adams Correction, Finish, and Revise polishes/pads and LPS and was happy with the results. This year I am going to test out H20G&G and Wash & Wax. I'm also thinking maybe Ceramic Boost. I have also used Adams Detail Spray as a drying agent on the boat exterior. I'm hoping W&W does well...it could save a fair amount of work on my 35' long hole in the water that I throw money into.   

 

Adams Leather Cleaner and Total Interior works well on marine vinyl...just be sure to thoroughly remove the LC. Glass Cleaner works fine on the windscreen and mirrors.