Boat seats live in direct sun and spray all season. Meguiar’s Extreme Marine Vinyl & Rubber Protectant was developed for exactly that: spray it on, wipe it off, and it leaves non-greasy, durable UV protection on vinyl and rubber.
Lightly cleans and restores with lasting darkening and UV protection.
Formulated for extreme marine conditions.
Easy wipe-on, wipe-off.
Non-greasy, satin sheen, not a slick shine.
Use it on newer or already clean surfaces. Meguiar’s made it for newer rubber and vinyl. For dirtier seats, clean first with Extreme Marine Multi-Surface Cleaner, then protect with this.
The non-greasy finish matters on seats people sit on in wet swimsuits. It also works on rubber bumpers, fender trim and vinyl bolsters.
If you also keep a motorcycle, the same idea applies to a vinyl bike seat parked in the sun. For the bike, we’d start with Meguiar’s #57 or M40 vinyl and rubber conditioners in this section, and keep it shaded between rides.
Common Questions
How do I protect boat vinyl seats from UV? Spray Meguiar’s Extreme Marine Vinyl & Rubber Protectant on and wipe it off. It leaves non-greasy, durable UV protection and a satin sheen, and it’s made for the extreme conditions boats live in.
Is Extreme Marine protectant greasy? No. Meguiar’s describes it as a non-greasy formula that leaves a premium satin sheen with lasting darkening and UV protection on vinyl and rubber.
Should I clean boat vinyl before using a protectant? On dirty surfaces, yes. The protectant does light cleaning, but Meguiar’s says to clean dirtier vinyl first with Extreme Marine Multi-Surface Cleaner, then spray and wipe the protectant on.