Great wipe-down product

[Fman]

I used for the first time a product called "DRIVEN" quick spray concentrate. My brother in law introduced me to it, and it works extremely well. After a day on the lake you spray it down on the boat and wipe it off, it takes all water spots off your boat, will not strip wax and creates a nice sheen to prevent future water spots.

Below is a link to there website, 16 oz makes a gallon of spray. Just thought I would pass this along. Its especially nice for people with black or dark color boats.

http://www.driventoperfection.com/shop2/index.php?l=product_detail&p=18

Fman

[87SunSportMikeyD]

Thanks fman! I was just looking for such a product. I was considering Babes boat wipe down from my local dealer. I currently just wipe with a towel. Works much better I assume? :) Thanks for posting!

[wotan2525]

50% water and 50% vinegar here... seems to protect the wax, increase shine and it's cheap!

[tg0824SSVGG]

I use Babe's and love it ...

[Hematoma]

50% water and 50% vinegar here... seems to protect the wax, increase shine and it's cheap!Thats what we use, having a all black boat water spots are the enemy! My wife and kids have the towels on hand while out riding. lol

[McDye]

50% water and 50% vinegar here... seems to protect the wax, increase shine and it's cheap!

same here but add 2 caps of wash that has cannubla wax in it to the mix...

[Fman]

Nice to see there are some other alternatives out there. I know "Driven" is raved about in the saltwater community of boating as well. Would be interesting to see how it stands up to Babe's. Both sound like good products.

[Okie Boarder]

Looks like a good product. I use Meguiar's Quick Detailer Spray. Seems to work just as good as Babe's but not as pricey.

[Blackntan90]

Any kind of vinegar? i.e. white or regular or whatever?

[michael hunter]

I use 1/3 white vinager 2/3 water no water spots.