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I bought a gallon of the stuff @ www.bassboat saver.com and so far only used it on the Suburban and boat trailer. WOW!

I misted very lightly and wiped it off. (even the windows and black running boards)

Looked like I'd just waxed the truck/trailer and used Armor-All on the running boards. Makes them look great without being slippery.

This stuff is suppose to work like a dream on the scum line and from what I read you won't have one, or it will come off real easy.

I'll post when I use it on the boat.

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Dave
(Michigander at heart! Go Red Wings!)

Let me know how it works, I checked out the site and it looks like an awesome product. I have some areas of oxidization on my boat that I was thinking maybe it would help too. From the sounds of it, seems like it can do about anything. Anyone that can recommend oxidization products or removal techniques please post.

Let me know how it works, I checked out the site and it looks like an awesome product. I have some areas of oxidization on my boat that I was thinking maybe it would help too. From the sounds of it, seems like it can do about anything. Anyone that can recommend oxidization products or removal techniques please post.

BBS is a great product. I use it on everything on the boat, trailer, and motor. It will even get light stains out of the carpet! The water line (if there is one ) will wipe off with no effort at all.

I tried it on one side of he boat and it looks great ! I cannot believe how the plastic trim looks like you put "color me black" on it.

This gallon should last quite along time because all it takes is a light mist.

I'll post when I go fishing this week and see how clean it comes out of the water.

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Dave
(Michigander at heart! Go Red Wings!)

I'm going to get some and try it on"my" boat. It stays in the water at a marina, so you can imagine the scum line on it. I try to get it out and cleanit once a month, so I hope this stuff makes the job easier! It certainly can't hurt. I will post results next time I clean it.

Would it be best to wax your boat first? Or just put it on instead of waxing?

Not sure but it looks/feels as if it was waxed!

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Dave
(Michigander at heart! Go Red Wings!)

It does have wax in it, but most people that I have talked to about it say they will wax their boat 1 or 2 times a year. I'm not sure yet cause mine looks like it has fresh wax on it from the BBS.

went to their web. site and the price is $30 per gal. + shipping----BM or Dink did yall get it any cheaper and anyone local handle it?????

I have been trying to get the owner to call me back so I can be a distributor and staff member but he is too busy to call me. It is good stuff! CM

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I'm not fluent in Idiot could you please speak slowly?

I think that's what I paid. I ordered it from them.

I think it came to $39.99 or $39.95 which includes shipping.

Seems like a lot, but I used very little so far. I set the spray bottle on a light mist and that's all ya need. I'll bet it last's quite along time.

I used to buy Meguiar's Spray Boat wax ( which can be used on wet surfaces ).
BPS $7.99 for 16 oz but you can't use it on windows, electronics etc...
16x8 = 128 oz = $ 65.92 minus shipping.

I'm not selling the stuff, but so far it really works great on all surfaces. The real test will be when I go out next time and see how it helps keep the boat clean and makes wiping down easier.

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Dave
(Michigander at heart! Go Red Wings!)