posted 08-03-2004 07:56 AM ET (US)        

It is a similer product only in that you don't rub and polish, however you put on a dozen or more coats. Basically you keep adding coats until it shines then add a couple more. I have used it and I suggested it to a friend on his 68 Eastport for the blue interior. He did so over a year ago and it hasn't faded or dulled a bit as yet. He keeps the boat in the water and not covered. The other advantage to Vertglass is that it is 'anti-skid' and actually is. When wet it produces exceptional traction for bare feet. The disadvantage is you cannot wax over it.

It does work extreemly well!