Marine Foam Hull Cleaner — Oxide & Stain Remover Spray

Oxidation Lifts, Gloss Comes Back

Oxide that lifts, not just rinses

Marine-specific formula targets the chalky oxidation and discoloration that soap leaves behind, restoring original gloss without heavy buffing or harsh rubbing compounds.

Trigger-spray ready in seconds

The 120ml trigger bottle goes from boat bag to hull instantly—no mixing, no buckets, no buffing rig. Just point, spray, and wipe for pro-level results anywhere.

Restores the showroom luster

Pulls back the bright, reflective finish that makes a hull look new—the same result detailers chase before a show. From waterline to topsides, the gloss you thought was gone comes right back.

The Numbers That Matter

• 120mlportable trigger spray
• 4 fl ozgrab-and-go size
• ~240 daysat light regular use

Spray, Wait, Wipe—That’s It

1. 1
   Spray

   Aim the trigger directly at the oxidized area. A thin, even coat of foam is all it takes—no need to drench the hull.

2. 2
   Wait

   Give it 30–60 seconds to lift the oxide and stains. You’ll see the foam start to break down the chalky layer before you even touch a cloth.

3. 3
   Wipe

   Use a clean, dry microfiber towel and wipe gently. The oxide comes off with the cloth, leaving a glossy, protected finish that beads water immediately.

What You Get

• Marine Speed Wax spray bottle×1

  120ml / 4 fl oz trigger-spray with professional-grade formula

• Packaging box×1

  Compact, boat-bag-friendly, printed with marine branding

How A Chalky Hull Gets Its Gloss Back

1. 1
   The Hull You Stopped Looking At

   You know the one. It used to gleam under the dock lights, but now it’s dull, chalky, and marked by a season of salt and sun. Every time you pass it, you tell yourself you’ll spend a day scrubbing—but you never do, because you already know the result won’t match the effort.

2. 2
   Why Scrubbing Never Wins

   Generic boat soap rinses off surface dirt but leaves the oxidation that’s etched into the gelcoat untouched. You can scrub for hours with a brush and compound, but all you’re really doing is wearing yourself out—and slowly thinning the finish. It’s a losing formula, and your hull proves it.

3. 3
   Spray, Wipe, Gleam

   Homonth Marine Speed Wax is a foam engineered to lift what soap leaves behind. A single trigger spray releases marine-specific cleaners that break down oxide and salt deposits fast. Grab a microfiber, give it a gentle wipe, and watch the original high-gloss luster reappear in minutes—no buffing, no machine, no all-day ordeal.

4. 4
   Pride At The Ramp

   The first launch of the season, the moment you pull up to the ramp and every head turns toward a hull that looks showroom-fresh. That’s not fantasy—it’s the payoff of a product built for people who care enough to detail their own boat but refuse to waste a perfect day doing it.

What To Expect As You Use It

1. First Use
   Oxidation visibly lifts

   A test patch on the hull goes from chalky and dull to noticeably glossier after a single spray and wipe.

2. 3 Uses
   Whole hull dialed in

   You learn how much to spray per section and the full waterline and topsides start looking consistently restored.

3. Seasonal
   Show-ready maintenance

   Quick spot treatments keep the gloss up between deep cleans, so your boat looks cared-for every time you launch.

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