Keep your boat's fiberglass looking its best with Lippert's spray-on wax formula. Engineered specifically for fiberglass boat exteriors, this 32 oz. bottle delivers UV protection, water spot removal, and a clear, polished finish -- all without the mess of paste wax. Spray it on, buff it out, and get back on the water.
Fiberglass is durable, but it's not immune to the elements. Sun, salt air, mineral deposits, and standing water all degrade the gel coat over time. Lippert's Fiberglass Boat Wax is formulated to address the most common enemies of a clean, glossy boat exterior -- UV radiation and water spotting -- in a single, easy-to-use spray application.
Whether you're trailering to the lake every weekend or keeping your boat in a slip all season, a regular waxing routine extends the life of the gel coat and makes every wash faster and easier. This formula dries clear and does not leave white chalky residue on trim or rubber seals.
Simple spray-and-buff process -- no paste wax, no applicator pads required. Cuts down prep and application time significantly.
Lifts existing mineral deposits and water spots from the fiberglass surface, restoring a clean, uniform appearance.
Protective formula shields gel coat from UV degradation and oxidation caused by prolonged sun exposure.
Buffs out to a clear, polished sheen with no chalky haze -- safe around dark hull colors and gel coat graphics.
Best results: Apply Lippert Fiberglass Boat Wax in the shade or when the surface is cool to the touch. Hot surfaces can cause the wax to dry too quickly and streak before buffing.
Surface compatibility: Formulated for fiberglass gel coat. Test on a small inconspicuous area before full application if your boat has aftermarket paint, vinyl wraps, or non-standard coatings.
UV exposure is the primary driver of gel coat oxidation -- that dull, chalky look that makes even a well-maintained boat look neglected. Lippert's formula lays down a protective wax barrier that resists UV penetration and helps repel the moisture that causes water spotting and mineral buildup after rain or splash-back.
This is particularly useful in high-sun climates (the Southwest, Florida, coastal regions) or for boats stored outdoors between uses. A maintained wax coat also makes the surface slicker, so dirt, bird droppings, and algae have less to grip onto.
Maintenance tip: Don't wait until oxidation sets in. A light quarterly wax application is far easier than trying to restore a heavily oxidized hull. If the surface has already gone chalky, consider a dedicated oxidation remover before waxing.