Grunt Emergel
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Description
Great for removing heavy weathering and oxidation from a range of substrates and restoring them to their original luster. Simply paint on with a brush or apply with a cloth, wait for 5-15mins then hose off with water to see the results. Ideally used with Klenashine (79310) and Supawax (51517) to get the best overall results.
- Will remove heavy oxidation, weathering, rust and stains
- Restores and cleans metal, fabric, wood, fibreglass, gelcoat, lacquer and enamel (not suitable for aluminium)
- Clear gel that does the job in 5-15mins
- Simply wash off with water
- Non-drip
- Use with gloves as corrosive material
- New Zealand made
- Available in 500ml
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Delivery estimate 1-4 business days (non-rural)
Please allow 3-7 business days for rural and island deliveries.
*Club members get free standard freight for non-rural, shoe box sized deliveries (normally $5.99) for purchases over $99. Additional charges apply for rural delivery, island delivery, dangerous goods and large packages.
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Product Questions
Q.
Hi, I am looking to clean and refresh my fiberglass gelcoat on my yacht. Will the Grunt range be ok to use on the non slip sections of the deck as well. Regards Dave
Dave Capamagian /
26/08/2024, 10:00 pm
A.
Hi Dave, yes should be alright with regards to cleaning the oxidation on flat fibreglass surfaces and if the non slip sections are moulded into the fibreglass - only is not suitable for aluminium. If you have like a textured/grit non slip surface over the fibreglass, similar to a 'Kiwigrip' which has algae/mildew growth then you may be better off to scrub with a soapy water solution to remove.
Website Customer Service (JW) (Admin) /
27/08/2024, 8:51 am
Q.
Hi there would this remove old fish blood stains from weathered gelgoat? Also just to confirm does this remove the old powdered gelgoat layer? thank you
Derek /
6/05/2025, 11:41 am
A.
Emergel is good for removing oxidation from gelcoat. To remove stubborn blood stains you could try a Vinegar solution.
Website Customer Service (JGW) (Admin) /
6/05/2025, 2:14 pm
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