How to remove stains on boat
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How to remove stains on boat
Hi all just looking for some options on what to use to clean my boat, I need to get rid of dark water line marks on the hull and marks made from my fenders rubbing agains boat while at the ramp, Iv heard toilet bowl cleaner does it with easy, I want to gently wipe the stains of I don't want to scrub much. Any options would be much appreciated..
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Re: How to remove stains on boat
I usually just wash it the way I wash my car, but to get the stains off I usually scrub it off but I hate scrubbing the boat feel like I'm hurting it haha much be a some think that will clean it off with ease??
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Re: How to remove stains on boat
You tube mate - your best friend in these instances
Goodluck hope it helps - if not the other thing I would try is a mixture of vinegar/lemon juice in warm water, give that a go. A light scrub won't hurt it :thumbsup:
Goodluck hope it helps - if not the other thing I would try is a mixture of vinegar/lemon juice in warm water, give that a go. A light scrub won't hurt it :thumbsup:
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Re: How to remove stains on boat
I had to clean my hull after my last trip....ended uo using degreaser and steel wook....it was a hard job
you gotta hav a crack even if yr just pissin in the wind
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Re: How to remove stains on boat
This is how I used to do it as wellbut steel wool I don't want to use, need something more easier. I've geared bath tub clean and bleach does it with ease will try it out soon..barra mick wrote:I had to clean my hull after my last trip....ended uo using degreaser and steel wook....it was a hard job
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Re: How to remove stains on boat
http://www.thehulltruth.com/boating-for ... glass.html Will give this a go see it goes..
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Re: How to remove stains on boat
I should of tried that....let me no how it goesBuckle&scream wrote:This is how I used to do it as wellbut steel wool I don't want to use, need something more easier. I've geared bath tub clean and bleach does it with ease will try it out soon..barra mick wrote:I had to clean my hull after my last trip....ended uo using degreaser and steel wook....it was a hard job
you gotta hav a crack even if yr just pissin in the wind
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Re: How to remove stains on boat
I use some stuff I got from whitworths made by starbrite you wipe it on 5 mins then hose off its a no acid formula I normally polish my boat afterwards.