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Meguiar's M6732 Marine/RV One Step Compound, 32 oz

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Style: One-Step Compound


Features

  • CLEAN AND GLOSS: Formula is specifically designed to both clean fiberglass and gel coat surfaces and leave behind a high-gloss finish in one step
  • RESTORE SURFACES: Removes heavy oxidation, scratches, stains and tough water spots on all fiberglass gel coat marine and RV surfaces
  • AMAZING SHINE: Produces amazing shine and luster while restoring neglected surfaces
  • GORGEOUS COLOR: Restores color and leaves behind a rich gloss
  • VERSATILE FORMULA: Incredible results by hand or by machine

Description

Meguiar's M67 Marine/RV One-Step Compound is an advanced and aggressive, yet safe cutting compound with polish that cleans and restores gloss to gel coat surfaces in one step. It removes moderate to heavy oxidation, scratches, stains and tough water spots on all fiberglass and gel coat surfaces. Get amazing results by hand or by machine.


Manufacturer: ‎Meguiar's


Brand: ‎Meguiar's


Model: ‎M6732


Item Weight: ‎1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎3.74 x 2.56 x 8.86 inches


Country of Origin: ‎USA


Item model number: ‎M6732


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎M6732


OEM Part Number: ‎M6732


Domestic Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.


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Date First Available: January 1, 2006


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • It works as it says it does !
Style: One-Step Compound
Bought a 2018 Motorhome, had some oxidation on it and all the other products I bought said they would do the job , but didn’t!!!! When I got this wax / cleaner I was very Skeptical, but said what the hell give it a try? Well folks let me tell you something, this wax is bad asssssssss!!!!! I followed the instructions and this Motorhome looks BRAND NEW! With very little work! Even my yellowed out headlight lens cleaned up like new in about 2 min! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2022 by Darren shaw
    • Amazing cut and decent finish
Style: One-Step Compound
Used on a giant rv project and none of my polished from my massive collection as an auto detailer were cutting quick enough so I ordered this to test out and it cuts great. Wasn’t satisfied with the finishing of it so ended up using other polishes afterward, but using this to cut as the first step polish was much more efficient. For the detailing nerds like me: I used this Meguiars to cut, Menzerna 400 to remove the swirls get a better finish then then decided to go over it with 3D speed as well as used quality spray wax over top since the customer didn’t want to spend the money on a ceramic coating, but still wanted the protection. Went from terrible fading to pretty dang impressive shine and well protected after 40+ hours of work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2022 by SReed30
    • Vantastic item
Style: One-Step Compound
Review Image by David Thompson
Review Image by David Thompson
Review Image by David Thompson
My travel trailer exterior gel coat had fairly heavy oxidation. This stuff removed oxidation and polished. I first tried by hand to see if it performed. I was so impressed that I took out polisher and jumped right in. SO FAST! I was done with the front in 45mins. I have used others brands and I worked hard (more than a day)to accomplish what I did in 45mins. It has been two weeks and seems to hold up very well. Picture is from weeks after and trailer was dusty. Would highly recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2022 by David Thompson
    • Works as intended
Style: One-Step Compound
Good for minor fading in gelcoat. Sometimes had to make two passes. Found using HD oxidizer remover then this worked better even on minor faded areas.
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2022 by Robert B.
    • Removes / lightens minor scratches
Style: One-Step Compound
I used it on my boat - gel coat and fiberglass hull. It doesn’t do much for gel coat weathering but it does a nice job removing or reducing minor scratches and scuffing on the fiberglass hull. It adds a bit of shine too. My boat bottom and bow was heavily scratched from going on and off it’s floating dock. This product made it look much better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2022 by David Paulsen
    • Good depending on amount of oxidationi
Style: One-Step Compound
This is a pretty good product for lightly oxidized fiberglass but doesn't work well for heavily oxidized glass. I ended up using power cut compound for heavy oxidation and following it with cleaner wax.
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2022 by ToddMacom
    • Unbelievable how easy it removed oxidation from my Micro.
Style: One-Step Compound
The finish on my 7 year old Micro was about 50% covered in oxidation, I tried polishing compound and rubbing compound and they did almost nothing after a lot of work. I was considering repainting and saw a video of someone polishing their RV with this stuff using a polisher and it came out really good so I bought a bottle and had planned on buying a polisher as well, however, the oxidation lifts off just by rubbing this on and wiping off, there's really no polishing required. I did the entire outide of my 17' Micro by hand in about 3 hours and the finish is shiney and clean, I would have paid someone a lot of money to do this had I not learned about this stuff. You will go through a mound of rags but I only used about half a bottle on four sides of a 17' Micro and it came out like new. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2022 by Colonel Angus
    • Good Step One for restoring fiberglass on RV or boat
Style: One-Step Compound
Review Image by C. J. Ervin
Review Image by C. J. Ervin
If you are looking for a cutting compound for your boat or RV, get this one. If you have some serious oxidation, then you need a cutting compound and then a wax/sealant. This is step one. As a cutting compound you want to apply it not with a polisher, but a 6" or so buffer (large circular buffer, not a dual action type of orbital buffer). I apply a liberal amount to a 100% wool pad then move it around the area to be buffed with no power. Then at low speed, I work the compound into the area. Once is starts to set/thicken, then I move the speed up a bit (from setting one on my polisher to setting two). At the faster speed, I keep moving around the area until the compound dries up and comes off. If you need to extend the cutting action, i.e. you are not getting a glassy finish before it dries up and comes off, use a spray bottle with water. The images show my neglected RV after a complete repair, buff and wax. I followed up the One Step Compound with the Mequiar's RV cleaning wax. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2022 by C. J. Ervin

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