[BroadHopper]

I can't recall which one of the boat manufacturers it was but I remember reading in a dealer's bulletin to detail the boats with Nufinish.

NuFinish, I believe, is silicone based. Much like Armor All. If you talk to a body repairman, they hate the stuff. Paint will not stick to silicone products and they can only be remove by sanding it off.

Acrylic based product, like Liquid Glass will be better. Acrylic products requires a super clean base. That's is why there is a LG preconditioner.

I am satified with the 3M products. They last the whole season.

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