Woody Wax

[socalmike]

Thought I would share. I started to detail the 28 te today from top down. We have an aluminum tuna tower on ours and I stared there with woody wax. It did a great job on the aluminum and stainless. From there I washed, rinsed, brushed on the ww lightly, let dry and buffed. It was really easy and the finish is great. On the smaller areas I simply used a damp cloth with a spay of ww on the cloth and wiped everything down. I am some what surprised how nice it came out.

In the next few days I will do the rest of the boat but as of now the it's looking good

Anyone else use this stuff? We used it on a few rusty buss bars and it eats the corrosion quickly.

[rebuckley]

I use Woody Wax on everything (boat-wise) - awesome job!

[Paddy]

Try the Woody Wax Ultra Gloss Compound. I did my topsides with it...wipe on / wipe off, easy to apply and amazing results.

[socalmike]

Will check it out. Thx

[DCatSea]

Thanks for the heads up on Woody Wax products. I will definitely give it a shot this year. If it works as well as people say I may even get the T-shirt.

Looks a little cheaper on Amazon BTW

[Carl]

I use Fluid Film on a lot of things including non-skid. Same as Woody Wax but much cheaper. Get it at tractor supply or most Lowes.They're both lanolin, natural oil from the sheep and wool. They smell exactly the same and work the same.