Woody Wax16 Oz. WW16 by Woody Wax

I use Woody Wax on average every other trip. Great on non skid and surprisingly good on the often neglected aluminum rails. 2 or 3 sprays on a boat brush spreads easily on wet decks. Let it dry and wipe off. No buffing necessary. I see alot of comments about it being pricey, but a bottle easily lasts a season on my 21 CC. Not a substitute for a yearly buff and wax, but great for maintenance.

This item is pricy and yet the best wax I have used for my railings on the Coast. If you want to protect a surface exposed to sea air I recommend this product. So far, the best I have used.

I was skeptical before trying. Put this on before spring splash and it's held up well so far. I will update as needed. So far it's everything everyone has said. I would buy again. I wish it wasn't so expensive, I don't think it's worth 40$ for 16oz.Update - it really didn't hold up that well, for the money I much more prefer the Presta Chroma Ultra Polish which works very well on light oxidation and really leaves a nice shine that lasts. If you have heavy oxidation I use their Presta Super Cut Compound. I typically dampen a cloth first and dab a little and go. I'm not affiliated with Presta, only came across a lot of good reviews and tried it.

this is a great product to make your boat look great fast and easy - HOWEVER - and this is a big HOWEVER - if you use too much - EVEN IF iTS JUST A TAD TOO MUCH - get ready for your next boat ride - youll be slipping around all over the place even after letting it dry in the sun for a week - my advise is - use less than you think - spread it around with a brush - your brush will soak up a lot of the produce that it will work for the rest of the boat - what i have ound that works if you use TOO MUCH - is make sure first to spread it evenly all over the boat - then hose it down immediately and let it dry in the sun for a day or two - seems to do the job - if youre really not sure - make sure not to apply this stuff where you stand the most - sneakers or barefoot - youll be slipping around like a crazy

Works well on my boat. Had an issue with the sprayer so I poured a little into a mop bucket with water to apply. Worked great.

I met with a marine surveyor about five years ago when a friend was buying a used boat. We got into a discussion on fiberglass absorbing water. The surveyor said fiberglass absorbs water and the best way to prevent that is to use Woody Wax. I bought a spray bottle five years ago and never used it. This year my top sides looked like they needed some help, so I searched for and found the Woody Wax. I did not use cleaner beforehand but the product cleaned and left you with, not a gloss, but more of a cross between flat and semi gloss finish. I could be dreaming, but this almost seems to nourish the fiberglass the way a wood polish would nourish the wood on furniture.The stuff is ridiculously expensive. And I will be curious as to how it holds up, but, for now, it really looks good. It is easy to work with. Follow the directions on container.

we have been using this product for many months and it works great. it cleans the surface and provides a good protection. I am having difficulty with the chrome metal parts getting clean but it seems to work well enough. It is very pricey.

Bought this to use on the areas of the boat that needed it and it works really well! On our second bottle and will continue using