Tae is right...I use Bassboatsaver on mine. It will last longer if you do. From what I've seen you will need to rewax after few months. My opnion is, once you have lost the original shine and its been redone, its really hard to keep it that way. You have to keep it clean, and keep wax on it. I keep a cover on my boat under a carport so I do not have any trouble with it. You really need to put a few coats of wax on it. If you just put one coat on it and expect it to stay that way for as long as it did from the factory your mistaken. They really need coats of wax before you get a nice long lasting shine. Bassboatsaver is an AWSOME product. You can spray it on EVERYTHING...and I do. The seats, windshield, motor cowling, the boat, my truck, and it smells great too. It has some great UV protectors in it and will help your boat hold its shine between waxs. If your lake is nasty, it will also keep the nasty ring off the boat. Spray it on the boat when you come off the water and you'll be amazed at how clean it stays.
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