Is THIS the Magic Elixir for My boats Finish ! Re-Structure Marine Polish

Spent all day applying the Restructure Polish (I know it's a sealant not a polish!). I snapped a pic during the process. You can see the shiny areas where I wiped it off already.

It looks really good...the question will be longevity?

The website says non-soap washes will keep your boat looking great, so are you not supposed to use soap on your boat after applying?

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Subscribed. Curious of longevity. Paid $600 to have my 39 EC buffed and waxed last summer. Found the guy mixed Nu-finish with a compound. Shined like new for 3 whole weeks...

If this stuff actually works I'll haul my boat to apply/use it.
 
She's looking good !
But as stated, HOW LONG WILL IT LAST ??
After 6 weeks in the water, I pulled mine out to inspect the bottom. The waxed part of the hull looks like it did just after the application.
Quint4 said:
Spent all day applying the Restructure Polish (I know it's a sealant not a polish!). I snapped a pic during the process. You can see the shiny areas where I wiped it off already.

It looks really good...the question will be longevity?

The website says non-soap washes will keep your boat looking great, so are you not supposed to use soap on your boat after applying?

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I'm itching to pull the trigger but will wait to hear testimonials a few months down the road. Hauling and blocking to apply to a 40' boat ain't cheap. :)
 
Here is a cut and paste on Restructure Marine's reply to some questions I emailed them:

Hi David,


Glad to hear the our polish did its job.


Here are the answers to your questions:

QUESTION: Is One coat enough?
ANSWER: YES, Applying 2 coats is just a waste of polish.

QUESTION: - Will washing with boat soap remove or partially remove it?
ANSWER: No, but the use of a boat soap will actually dull the shine since all boat soaps leave a film no matter how well you try to rinse it off.

QUESTION - Will “black streak remover” from a spray bottle remove it?

ANSWER: It is possible depending on how acidic the chemical composition of the black streak remover used.

PS: To remove black streaks, just use a small amount of polish to a damp cloth and rub the black streak away.


Coverage rule of thumb: One drop of polish the size of a dime applied to a damp cloth or buffer pad will cover one square foot of surface.


Please let me know if you have more questions.

 
Good Q's, thanks for posting!

Quint4 said:
Here is a cut and paste on Restructure Marine's reply to some questions I emailed them:

Hi David,


Glad to hear the our polish did its job.


Here are the answers to your questions:

QUESTION: Is One coat enough?
ANSWER: YES, Applying 2 coats is just a waste of polish.

QUESTION: - Will washing with boat soap remove or partially remove it?
ANSWER: No, but the use of a boat soap will actually dull the shine since all boat soaps leave a film no matter how well you try to rinse it off.

QUESTION - Will “black streak remover” from a spray bottle remove it?

ANSWER: It is possible depending on how acidic the chemical composition of the black streak remover used.

PS: To remove black streaks, just use a small amount of polish to a damp cloth and rub the black streak away.


Coverage rule of thumb: One drop of polish the size of a dime applied to a damp cloth or buffer pad will cover one square foot of surface.


Please let me know if you have more questions.
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It's odd to me that this product has been on market for over 7 years but little for reviews or even vids online. In fact the only long term vid admits the boat is under complete cover which is not a harsh environment IMO.


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Still looks pretty good. I have been so busy this season and my boat game has suffered.

I did not buff the boat prior to applying (boat needed it...but not happening this year). I just cleaned it vigorously with boat soap and hit some tough spots with black streak remover.

I then applied the product and called it a day.

I will take pics this weekend and post.
 
Quint4 said:
Here is a cut and paste on Restructure Marine's reply to some questions I emailed them:

Hi David,


Glad to hear the our polish did its job.


Here are the answers to your questions:

QUESTION: Is One coat enough?
ANSWER: YES, Applying 2 coats is just a waste of polish.

QUESTION: - Will washing with boat soap remove or partially remove it?
ANSWER: No, but the use of a boat soap will actually dull the shine since all boat soaps leave a film no matter how well you try to rinse it off.

QUESTION - Will “black streak remover” from a spray bottle remove it?

ANSWER: It is possible depending on how acidic the chemical composition of the black streak remover used.

PS: To remove black streaks, just use a small amount of polish to a damp cloth and rub the black streak away.


Coverage rule of thumb: One drop of polish the size of a dime applied to a damp cloth or buffer pad will cover one square foot of surface.


Please let me know if you have more questions.
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Did they happen to tell you how many drops per ounce? I could find nothing regarding coverage on their website.

Bryan
 
Can anybody provide some updates on the longevity of the shine? Getting ready to do a major compound and polish on my 390 EC and would like to know if this stuff is holding up.
 
I bought a small bottle of this stuff with high hopes. As a test, I put it on next to Meguiar's Plastic Polish three months ago and I can't tell any difference so far. I have washed the area three times.
 
Clearly it’s just another tv infomercial promise. Wax and hard work keep you boat looking best.
 
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