USE WHAT THE PROS USE – Polish and wax gelcoat in one step, so you can get back on the water or the road
SAFE FOR GELCOATS AND FIBERGLASS – Marine polish and wax is scientifically formulated for removing small scratches, swirl marks and defects from boats and RVs
LEAVES PROFESSIONAL-GRADE FINISH – Wax leaves high shine and helps protect against wind, water and weather
EASY TO USE – Applies easily using a rotary polisher with a yellow 3M wool polishing pad; can also be applied by hand for small areas
Get the latest 3M Perfect-It Gelcoat Light Cutting Polish + Wax, 36109, 1 Pint, One-Step Process, Removes Scratches and Swirls, Light Oxidation Remover for Boats and RVs from our Shop. The team’s official online shop has a wide variety of products for you to customize your team look. The 3M Perfect-It Gelcoat Light Cutting Polish + Wax, 36109, 1 Pint, One-Step Process, Removes Scratches and Swirls, Light Oxidation Remover for Boats and RVs are looking to build on their success in the post-season and they’ll need your help to do it. This is your chance to cheer on your team and look great doing it with products and other gear.
PART OF A FAMILY OF BOAT CARE PRODUCTS – Use for light oxidation on any gelcoat surface, or use after 3M Perfect-It Heavy Cutting Compound for heavier oxidation on darker colored boats
Fit type: Universal Fit
For industrial/occupational use only. Not for consumer sale or use.
Get the latest 3M Perfect-It Gelcoat Light Cutting Polish + Wax, 36109, 1 Pint, One-Step Process, Removes Scratches and Swirls, Light Oxidation Remover for Boats and RVs from our Shop. The team’s official online shop has a wide variety of products for you to customize your team look. The 3M Perfect-It Gelcoat Light Cutting Polish + Wax, 36109, 1 Pint, One-Step Process, Removes Scratches and Swirls, Light Oxidation Remover for Boats and RVs are looking to build on their success in the post-season and they’ll need your help to do it. This is your chance to cheer on your team and look great doing it with products and other gear.
