Marine 1 – New Lubricant and Protectant for Boating Needs Press Release June 28, 2016 Shares Comments Designed to shed moisture and remove saltThe makers of a proven line of USDA Certified Biobased high-tech anti-gunk firearm and machine lubricant and protectant just moved into the Marine watercraft/boating market with their new and unique USDA Biobased Cleaner, lubricant and protectant, Marine 1. Marine 1 is a boating industry variant of SEAL1‘s popular cleaner, lubricant and protectant for firearms and machinery. Marine 1 is highly water resistant and sheds moisture of course, but it’s also formulated to be a salt remover, pollutant cleaner and polish for plastic, wood vinyl and metal surfaces. It also helps to prevent oxidation. Marine 1 has an incredibly wide range of applications, from fishing gear to even fighting oxidation/sea corrosion in light sockets and other shipboard electrical components – and it does not dry out or gunk things up. Marine 1 can be used as a polish, lubricant and protectant on all metallic boat components such as snaps, fittings, lines, pulleys, and cables, and on all metal-to-metal contact points found in watercraft (not intended for engines or transmissions due to the very high temperatures and pressures involved). A small amount of Marine 1 will go a long way. It comes in both liquid and paste form in a wide variety of sizes to match every boater’s needs and, of course, boat size. Available in sizes from 4-ounce liquid and paste all the way up to one-gallon liquid jugs and ½-gallon paste-in-a-pail. MSRPs range from $10.40 for the 4-oz paste to $314.00 for the one-gallon liquid jug. Visit www.marineseal1.com for more information. Share Share Subscribe Like PersonalWatercraft.com on Facebook Related Stories New products from RIVA Racing New performance products from Riva Racing DOWCO Introduces New Guardian PWC Covers Comments Most Popular Remembering the Sea-Doo XP March 16, 2016 2024 Kawasaki Jet Ski STX 160X Review June 14, 2024 2025 Yamaha JetBlaster PRO 2-Up Review August 22, 2024 2013 Yamaha VXR Review January 29, 2013 2017 Yamaha VXR Review February 21, 2017 2024 Yamaha GP HO Review May 22, 2024 Latest Stories 2025 Sea-Doo FishPro Apex Review 2025 Yamaha JetBlaster PRO 2-Up Review The Toys Of Summer Kemimoto 4 Bow Bimini Top and Boat Bumper Review Repowering Your PWC Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Newsletter