After looking at several brands, reviews, prices, etc. I opted to go with this 3M product. The saying, "a picture is worth 1,000 words", well take a look at the photo I attached. This is a 2007 Bayliner with significant oxidation. I've tried other "marine waxes" but they don't work, maybe give a shine for a few says but the haze comes back. Having said this, I'll report back in a couple weeks and let everyone know how the finish is holding up. For now, WOW! I used the these buffing pads&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/3pc-Premium-3-34-Foam-Polishing-Buffing-Pads-for-Power-Polishers-Velcro-Back-German-Material/dp/B00NGSDPGO/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">3pc Premium 3" Foam Polishing Buffing Pads for Power Polishers Velcro Back - German Material</a>, and followed with a 10" orbital buffer. This section took just under an hour, but I am quite meticulous so you may be quicker.