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Old 10-02-2008, 01:23 PM   #1
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Since I'm writing for a magazine, we tried each of these products, one on each side of our rather faded-looking moho.

Both of them worked very well! They brought the like-new shine back to our Dolphin with minimal effort and no waxing required. We're happiest with the PoliGlow, which seems to have a smoother, richer finish, and was easier to apply. The NewGlass2 is less viscous, so it takes more coats, but ultimately both sides of the moho shine equally nicely. It seems to be, so far, a worthwhile alternative to repainting or waxing. Will report back with info on how long the shine lasts for each product, if anyone is interested.

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Since I'm writing for a magazine, we tried each of these products, one on each side of our rather faded-looking moho.

Both of them worked very well! They brought the like-new shine back to our Dolphin with minimal effort and no waxing required. We're happiest with the PoliGlow, which seems to have a smoother, richer finish, and was easier to apply. The NewGlass2 is less viscous, so it takes more coats, but ultimately both sides of the moho shine equally nicely. It seems to be, so far, a worthwhile alternative to repainting or waxing. Will report back with info on how long the shine lasts for each product, if anyone is interested.

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Old 10-14-2008, 06:19 AM   #3
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Where can you purchase PoliGlow?

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Hey that's great info. I had been thinking about trying the New Glass 2 for over a year now, but had not taken the plunge yet. Thanks for reporting your results.
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I used Poli Glow on my previous coach (not full body paint) and was happy with the results. I had done volunteer work in the gulf after Katrina and it looked pretty faded. It was quite easy to apply. Prep is very important. Also watch for runs and remove immediately. All of that is in the instructions. I ended up selling the coach about 6 months after I did it but it still looked like new then.
I bought it from the Poli Glow website.
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I used NewGlass2 on my RV about 2 years ago and the shine is just starting to fade. When i purchased it i also got the cleaner to clean off the old wax. Just using the cleaner brought back some of the shine. I worked in small sections and after 5 coats it was nice and smooth. I did a cross hatch pattern with each coat so i would not get any streaks. First section i did went across for all five coats and you could see some streaking so i redid it with first coat across, next coat down, and across and down untill the final coat. It took me a whole week to do the 31 footer.

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